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re: Last Week Tonight With John Oliver hammered the NCAA
Posted on 3/16/15 at 8:55 am to bigpetedatiga
Posted on 3/16/15 at 8:55 am to bigpetedatiga
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he NCAA is a billion dollar industry, lets not act like they are struggling to stay a float.
Yup. Do we really think that coaches should be making $3M a year, yet the players are amateurs? Assistant coaches making well into 6 figures, but the players are amateurs? The thing about losing money is a ark.
The NCAA problem is they have two distinct member groups in CFB and MBB- one that is basically a pro training league, the other that somewhat resembles the student/athlete model they try to peddle. That they expect these groups to compete and play by the same rules is ludicrous.
Posted on 3/16/15 at 9:16 am to corndeaux
8 min. in. Funny guy but his points so far have been terrible and Shabazz Napier and Richard Sherman go gtfo with their bs.
Posted on 3/16/15 at 9:56 am to corndeaux
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Do we really think that coaches should be making $3M a year,
the vast majority of those salaries are not paid by the school and are paid by individual donors via organizations like TAF
you can't use that in an argument about the NCAA. LSU pays les miles, for instance, something like $400k. the rest is funded via private donors
so for this discussion, you can only use the salary paid by teh school/athletic department
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The NCAA problem is they have two distinct member groups in CFB and MBB- one that is basically a pro training league, the other that somewhat resembles the student/athlete model they try to peddle. That they expect these groups to compete and play by the same rules is ludicrous.
well the "student/athlete" schools sure don't mind using march madness money to pay for their entire athletic departments, now do they?
separate the 2 and they lose that money and then then have to scale back all their athletics. that means fewer scholarships for athletes (mostly non-revenue sports entirely subsidized by revenue sports). who loses? those kids
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