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Sep 25, 2024
12:49:30pm

Courtimedes Starter

Correct.

They can, of course, factor that into the remuneration they offer for the positions.

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Courtimedes

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OK, CB- help me see the problems with this solution:

Courtimedes

Sep 25, 12:47pm

So the athletes have to pay tuition?

Sep 25, 12:49pm

Correct.

Courtimedes

Sep 25, 12:49pm

Paying tuition through scholarships seems like one of the cheapest ways

Sep 25, 12:51pm

Some (arguable) reasons:

Courtimedes

Sep 25, 12:58pm

Actually this may have some merit if it allows Title IX to be sidestepped.

jre85

Sep 25, 1:12pm

Title IX isn’t just an equal scholarships requirement.

bluesloth

Sep 25, 2:15pm

Sure, but if they become jobs, there might not be 'student athletes'

Courtimedes

Sep 25, 4:04pm

I haven't studied it but currently athletes aren't equal because some

jre85

Sep 26, 10:49am

NIL doesn't fall under Title IX as it is (wink wink) outside money.

bluesloth

Sep 26, 12:11pm

Salary Cap?

OPINIONS

Sep 25, 12:56pm

Honestly, I think no salary cap.

Courtimedes

Sep 25, 1:00pm

I think you grossly underestimate the difference in budgets between Texas/OSU/Bama/USC/etc and everyone else.

OPINIONS

Sep 25, 1:14pm

Fair point. How about this-

Courtimedes

Sep 25, 8:11pm

Always remember that the only way for schools to get rid of NIL is for

bluesloth

Sep 25, 12:57pm

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