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Football and basketball players aren't going to want to share the wealth

They will want to be paid their full value based on the amount of revenue they bring in. Which means there won't be anything left over to pay all of the non-revenue athletes. And can you blame them? Why would football players want to subsidize the salaries for field hockey or lacrosse players? If the courts do what we are all thinking they will do, then all non-revenue sports will either have to be dropped completely or will be played by non-scholarship student athletes who just want to play on the university's team because they enjoy it.
Posted: 05/23/2023 at 01:22 PM ET
(In response to this post by Stech)

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IMHO this NLRB complaint could blow everything out of the water so far and
Stech 05/23/23 09:00 AM ET
There are a variety of.......
2hhoop3 05/23/23 11:43 AM ET
Jim Phillips & Tony Pettiti probably feel like they are playing same game.**
Stech 05/23/23 11:51 AM ET
I think what you'll see is the main revenue sports stay at varsity level
HokieToph 05/23/23 11:25 AM ET
So possibly only academic scholarships, but no athletic scholarships?**
Stech 05/23/23 11:53 AM ET
All non-revenue sports could basically wind up in Division III.**
tarheelblue 05/23/23 12:55 PM ET
Yeah that was my question to him and that's what I was thinking, they have
Stech 05/23/23 01:12 PM ET
Football and basketball players aren't going to want to share the wealth
tarheelblue 05/23/23 01:22 PM ET
Title IX will be a factor in this**
daveinop 05/23/23 03:51 PM ET
I have a feeling that the Supreme Court might reinterpret Title IX.
tarheelblue 05/26/23 02:03 AM ET
Many of the non-revenue athletes aren't on scholarship now, the Stanford's
Stech 05/23/23 03:27 PM ET
I agree with you on pay division, but no way women's non-revs get cut
LeadingEdge 05/23/23 01:53 PM ET
Some women's sports will have to get cut too.
tarheelblue 05/23/23 03:07 PM ET
We'll have to get the ACLU and Title IX to put a stop to all this mess. ; )**
IB4TECH 05/23/23 04:04 PM ET
for every male scholarship ath. they keep, they will keep a female as well**
daveinop 05/23/23 03:53 PM ET
But they won't all be paid the same salary. **
tarheelblue 05/23/23 05:28 PM ET
I think the scholarship $ will remain the same
daveinop 05/23/23 06:16 PM ET
The men's basketball coach is paid more than the women's basketball coach.
tarheelblue 05/23/23 06:46 PM ET
Understand your point but not really the same.
daveinop 05/24/23 06:54 PM ET
The football players will be professionals soon, and probably not students.**
tarheelblue 05/24/23 08:45 PM ET
could be; and that would be disappointing**
daveinop 05/26/23 09:31 AM ET
People used to say the same thing about professionals being in the Olympics**
tarheelblue 05/31/23 05:38 PM ET
Yep, and it’s based on viewer/fan demand which allows for higher
RJHokie 05/23/23 06:58 PM ET
Which is why NIL $$$ varies tho scholarships are all the same.**
daveinop 05/24/23 06:57 PM ET
I assume that many athletic programs will be cut..
Old Line Hokie 05/23/23 10:25 AM ET
In theory
daveinop 05/23/23 10:13 AM ET
It's just a matter of time before student-athletes (SAs) becomeIt's just a
LeadingEdge 05/23/23 09:50 AM ET
The NLRB is attempting to gain jurisdiction over athletes at state schools
RoswellGAHokie 05/23/23 10:09 AM ET
More on how it goes down
LeadingEdge 05/23/23 09:56 AM ET
They're going to ask for a commensurate rate, not an equal total amount
Synaesthesia 05/24/23 01:16 PM ET
Before you separate the rev's from the non-rev's it may be useful to
33laszlo99 05/23/23 01:46 PM ET
Why would all football players be paid the same?
tarheelblue 05/23/23 03:13 PM ET
Professional sports leagues have congressional exclusion from antitrust
33laszlo99 05/23/23 10:33 PM ET
MLB is the only professional sports league that has an antitrust exemption.
tarheelblue 05/24/23 05:02 PM ET
I think you are talking student athletes here, not just football. **
Big12 guy 05/23/23 04:07 PM ET