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Re: NLRB rules NW University footballers can unionize
Yes of course the buyout...if that's what you've been referring to. I'm referring to future contracts will be lower across the board if players start getting paid.
UMich brings in $6 mil in tickets against patsy state. Star players gonna demand $150k of that thru their new union. AD takes your path and puts to use walk ons instead? Make that $500k in ticket sales instead.
What i think really happens? They drop tennis and a dozen other total revenue pitfalls
I'll call it what they deserve and no, it's still there the same reason they tried to not remove the damn statue, because it's a $ maker and they live for football. I'll grant you NW, but i think you're crazy if you're gonna say florida state or alabama is about to drop football for *anything* much less rather than sharing a small piece of the revenue with players.
no the just don't give scholarships. if they drop the football program they still have to pay the coaches buy out. so he is paid either way.
Yes of course the buyout...if that's what you've been referring to. I'm referring to future contracts will be lower across the board if players start getting paid.
also athletic departments are considered non-profit so there is no profit to spit with the players if they even wanted it.
UMich brings in $6 mil in tickets against patsy state. Star players gonna demand $150k of that thru their new union. AD takes your path and puts to use walk ons instead? Make that $500k in ticket sales instead.
What i think really happens? They drop tennis and a dozen other total revenue pitfalls
If you are referring to penn st. then call it penn st. that way people know what you are talking about.
The reason they are still there is because they care about the students that are on scholarship. if they were to drop the football program all those kids would lose their scholarships.
I'll call it what they deserve and no, it's still there the same reason they tried to not remove the damn statue, because it's a $ maker and they live for football. I'll grant you NW, but i think you're crazy if you're gonna say florida state or alabama is about to drop football for *anything* much less rather than sharing a small piece of the revenue with players.