The Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of college athletes against some of the rules the NCAA has towards compensation. New York Magazine contributing editor Will Leitch joins MSNBC’s Craig Melvin to discuss what it means for the future of college athletics.
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Will Leitch: ‘The NCAA’s Case Here Was Not Strong’ | MSNBC
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NO. Its the Beginning of the End for Corrupt NCAA
Mark Emerett, President of the NCAA, A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION, MAKES +/- 5 MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR. Mr. EMERET IS WORTHLESS
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Just get rid of college sports, it’s ridiculous.
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As the father of a college student who has had to take out huge loans to get through school – this rankles me! Major college athletes already get FREE TUITION AND ROOM AND BOARD! THEY GET TO GRADUATE WITH NO DEBT!
Up in Canada there are top tier universities that rival American Ivy League schools for academic excellence. For a Canadian student it costs about 20% of an Ivy League school, and for an American student (foreign student fees) it costs about 40% of that Ivy League school. My daughter goes to McGill University in Montreal where there are a lot of American students. Those American students (and their parents) love McGill and they rate it as being 100% the equal of America’s top schools. And for way, way less money.
Argue with the Supreme Court then
This is a good ruling, it starts to chip away at the ridiculous power structure the NCAA created on the backs of amateurs.
The NCAA must be Republican. They are far too greedy and power hungry.
_”The NCAA’s Case Here Was Not Strong”_ … yeah… well… how can you tell?…
THAT CRAP SHOULD STOP IT’S TURNED INTO A FRIGGIN “RELIGION ” STOP NOW !
NCAA should stop exploiting the students…
The NCAA is a racket. It needs to be dismantled.
You can’t defend the indefensible, unless you have power and deliberately decide to do so.
What’s crazy is if these greedy institutions had just thought to properly feed, house, and clothe these athletes that they have used to make their billions, this may have never been an issue. Pity and a fitting end to this empire.
As the father of a college student who has had to take out huge loans to get through school – this rankles me! Did the judges even consider the fact that major college athletes already get EVERYTHING PAID FOR? FREE TUITION AND ROOM AND BOARD! THEY GET TO GRADUATE WITH NO DEBT!
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Just create “College of sports” as career prospects. People who don’t make it to the pros can then work as club managers, show hosts, sport journalists, sport agents, medical assistants, physio, rehab and sport trainers, athletic directors, sporting code regulators, sport coaches, team managers, front office executives, technical directors, sporting directors etc.