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My apologies if this has been covered already, but

When you say schools have to pay players are you saying all scholarship players, regardless of the sport, will receive some amount of compensation? Is this the reason you are predicting the number of players or rosters will be cut by 30%? What happens with walk-ons who don’t receive money now? Are you saying schools will have to pay them because they are on the team even if this is not an expectation of the walk-on? What if players can opt out of wanting to be paid? There are still college athletes who are extremely talented who simply want to play a sport they love for a school they love. Scholarships or money is not their motivation. The love of the school and the education they will receive are their drivers. ** Edited by WhoDatVT at 6/28/2024, 8:17:21 AM
Posted: 06/28/2024 at 08:16 AM ET
(In response to this post by Stech)

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Get ready for cuts in the number of players on non revenue college teams
Stech 06/27/24 11:00 PM ET
The NCAA spent $234 million on legal fees over the past four fiscal years
INSIDE99 06/28/24 10:57 AM ET
Posted a long while ago that in the end way fewer students would have
VTCALS72 06/28/24 10:39 AM ET
My apologies if this has been covered already, but
WhoDatVT 06/28/24 08:16 AM ET
First of all I am not predicting, this is happening at a P5 school, it was
Stech 06/28/24 10:11 AM ET
Maybe this has been discussed...
DMaroonHokie 06/28/24 06:34 AM ET
The vocabulary is going to change, if you are considered a team member you
Stech 06/28/24 10:13 AM ET
As long as they dont get a scholarship**
1947Sunbowl 06/28/24 07:06 AM ET
Wow .. thanks
1947Sunbowl 07/01/24 10:14 AM ET
If you are on the team, you will get paid, that's why the drop in team
Stech 06/28/24 12:50 PM ET
If college athletes think the internet is mean now, they're in for...
MP4VT2004 06/28/24 02:04 PM ET