Study: It doesn?t pay to play Division I ball - Chicago Sun-Times
I eagerly anticipate the "DAA THEY GET COLLEGE FOR FREE!!111!"
Basically comes down to if the NCAA shared revenue like the NFL, MLB, or NBA the average college football player would be paid $121,000. Instead they are paid in something many of them don't want, something that costs their employers an extremely small amount of money, and which they can't sell.
A national college athletes’ advocacy group and a sports management professor calculate in the report that if college sports shared their revenues the way pro sports do, the average Football Bowl Subdivision player would be worth $121,000 per year, while the average basketball player at that level would be worth $265,000 a year.
Basically comes down to if the NCAA shared revenue like the NFL, MLB, or NBA the average college football player would be paid $121,000. Instead they are paid in something many of them don't want, something that costs their employers an extremely small amount of money, and which they can't sell.
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