Recruiting Forum Football Talk [RIP 9.3.2019]

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Yes and I’m saying it’s a dumb rule that is unfair for all student athletes.

Why should they be penalized for playing a sport?
they're not being penalized for playing a sport.
sitting out a year is a consequence to transferring before you gradduate. you don't lose any eligibility, you just have to sit a year.

so make sure you're making the right decision for hte right reason. being mad because you didn't get to play is not a good reason.

that's the same for everyone.
 
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Football players are employees now?

They must be making bank with all the money they make the ncaa and the university
I mean it's not bad. Housing, food, clothing, education, top of the line weight room and a monthly stipend and if they leave the school they lose it all. Sounds like an employee to me. This is all provided for them to just play a sport.
 
I mean it's not bad. Housing, food, clothing, education, top of the line weight room and a monthly stipend and if they leave the school they lose it all. Sounds like an employee to me. This is all provided for them to just play a sport.

It would be interesting to break it down. Someone once called into a local radio station and gave a general number as to how much a P5 university spends on a scholarship athlete per year, and I am pretty sure it was around $120-140k. You have to factor in education, food, lodging, clothes, weight room, lounge, nutritionists, doctors, tutors, stipend, etc.
 
A degree is useless for most of those guys. If we’re getting down to it the biggest issue is that they’re made to go to college to advance their professional prospects.

It’d be like if I told you the only way to be an astronaut would be if you did 4 years as a welders apprentice.

Even at the SEC level, a very small percentage are going to make a meaningful living playing football.
 
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