They already do. UBL?This. Holy cow. I would pay to see that. Put it on the PAC 12 Network and see ratings go through the roof. Do the same thing with Walton during hoops season.
They already do. UBL?This. Holy cow. I would pay to see that. Put it on the PAC 12 Network and see ratings go through the roof. Do the same thing with Walton during hoops season.
I get that feeling about you as well.I feel like I'm in the Twilight Zone.
Ha ha, you should.I get that feeling about you as well.
Excellent Golden Earring reference.The place is a madhouse, feels like being cloned
Came across my TL from someone who I believe posts here (s/o to them).
Did your parents make millions of dollars in revenue when you played at the park?My parents owe me a lot of money in unpaid labor for all those times they made me go outside and play at the park too I guess.
Came across my TL from someone who I believe posts here (s/o to them).
Did your parents make millions of dollars in revenue when you played at the park?
My parents did.Did your parents make millions of dollars in revenue when you played at the park?
Did your parents make millions of dollars in revenue when you played at the park?
My parents did.
You mean like $200,000 in education and living expenses?Did your parents make millions of dollars in revenue when you played at the park?
Came across my TL from someone who I believe posts here (s/o to them).
A pittance compared to the revenue they generate.You mean like $200,000 in education and living expenses?
A pittance compared to the revenue they generate.
Maybe for the very elite. So are you going to have a floating pay scale?A pittance compared to the revenue they generate.
Not particularly. Receiving an amount far below what could be conceivably gained in a free an open market shouldn't really be called compensation.That is an entirely different point then people arguing they are uncompensated/unpaid.
A pittance compared to the revenue they generate.
I get where she’s coming from but ...the players aren’t technically unpaid (stipend) and certainly aren’t uncompensated. For me the rub is a matter of equity...is their current compensation fair considering the amount of revenue that is generated?
Not particularly. Receiving an amount far below what could be conceivably gained in a free an open market shouldn't really be called compensation.
Would you take pennies on the dollar for your work salary and call it fair compensation?Get out the waahmbulance.
No one forces them to play college sports in exchange for no student loan debt, free gear, fame, and the possibility of fortune after the fact.
Why do you feel that college football players aren't entitled to a fair wage based on the amount of revenue they generate for their universities? Surely you don't feel this way about other workers in America. Why are they special and must be consigned to making less when no one else in the working world expected to live under these rules?It is a free and open market. They can leave for the NFL or Canadian football whenever they wish. Most of them will find in that free market they get paid nothing.
Way to set up a strawman.Would you take pennies on the dollar for your work salary and call it fair compensation?
I'm sure no one is forcing you to work your job in exchange for your salary or benefits. By the same logic I hope you don't feel the need to ask your boss for a raise or more vacation, etc.
Why do you feel that college football players aren't entitled to a fair wage based on the amount of revenue they generate for their universities? Surely you don't feel this way about other workers in America. Why are they special and must be consigned to making less when no one else in the working world expected to live under these rules?