Red pill me on why college athletes don’t get paid

Red pill me on why college athletes don’t get paid

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they're being paid with a college diploma when most of them can't even read at a fifth grade level

because they already get a free college education and potential connections from being an athlete that could help them make good money even if they don't go pro

Just eliminate all one and done type rules, that way if you actually have the talent to get paid to play at 18 you can just go and do that instead of larping as a student for six months.

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because america isnt a normal decent country and exists only to exploit and appropriate labor and resources of its citizens

Because that's how it always been when all the major sports started in colleges 100+ years ago. The super duper stars that win games and get all the media attention skew how much the average athlete should actually get. Those kids and the 2 tiers below them get paid thousands anyway by boosters. Given the billions flowing around, at some point you're going to have to separate the athletes from the requirement of being students.

>potential
>could help
>if

antiquated rules and slave labor

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99% of college athletes will never go pro so they're getting paid with a degree. Don't let the media hyped players distract you from this fact.

Because Basketball and Football are the only ones that draw dimes. They pay for the Women's Golf and softball teams that are a net loss to the school

Why does baseball have a big farm league but NBA and NFL gets the tax payer to make farm teams

>Voluntarily entering the NCAA and then being upset it isn't a paid job
If you want to get paid before the draft, go the Emmanuel Mudiay/Auston Matthews route.

>he wants schools to waste even more money on athletics rather than academia
NOPE

College coaches literally paid millions for free athletes. Explain this

They get paid in puss puss

Not paying them because "muh education" is one thing. Like, it's still dumb, because I had a campus job where my college paid me while I was still going to school there, but fine, whatever.

It's the "You also aren't allowed to earn money on your own" that's stupid. If you're an Iowa State Basketball Player, you should absolutely be allowed to get paid to sign autographs in Ames or some shit.

Most get $50k+ annually in tuition, room and board, clothing, etc. Athletes on scholarship are not hurting for money.

t. Lived with D1 athletes on full rides in college

same reason jannies don't get paid. they don't mind doing it FOR FREE

The white slavers (NCAA) make the big bucks while the slaves (mostly niggers) get a free education and easy pussy.

imagine thinking ncaa athletes dont get paid

They do get paid.
>here’s $4k/ month for a rent stipend in Nebraska.

They are getting paid.
Not as much as they wanted and on the dl.

Somebody has to be exploited and the gullible young ones are just there to be exploited.

>thinking that all college athletes get free rides

Most don't because most sports have to use equivalency scholarship rules, not head count rules.D3 doesn't offer any athletic scholarships.

are all college athletes black?

>hey're being paid with a college diploma
They don't get diplomas from droping out

>>he wants schools to waste even more money on athletics rather than academia
It is called maintaining your investments

Because MLB started up before colleges got involved. Football and basketball, with the former especially, got their popularity first in college. By the time the pros actually got started, there was 30-40 years of tradition and fans built elsewhere.

the student body of any school has more students than athletes, regardless of how popular the team is

depends on the school and the sport played.

Based Karl Marx

any player good enough to go pro is going to drop out after a year. Why waste school resources on those kids when they could be either training or playing professionally at a lower level?

I believe it’s drafted out of college should be required to have a strict financial advisor for the first 5 to 7 years of their career

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