Reply to "The hypocrisy of the NCAA ... Cheating does pay"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

A lot of problems could be solved with some honesty and some legal adjustments. The college presidents have to admit D1 football and basketball are businesses. Make the players paid employees of the college. One of the perks of a college employee is free tuition. Now there's the option of an education if the athlete wants to pursue it.

But as long as college presidents of major sports programs want to insist every player is a scholar-athlete nothing will change. The system works great for the power programs. They don't want change.

3/17/1712:10 PM

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