Monetarily, it's free. Monetarily, it's not for 98%.tmcats wrote: ↑May 9th, 2021, 4:14 pmyou said they got their education for 'free.' that's bull dung of the first order. and yes, most would not play football if not for the education that comes with it.
i do not understand how 'fans' can be so mean-spirited towards student-athletes, who for the most part, are great youngsters. these high&mighty, naysayer attitudes never have made sense to me.
Mean spirited because I believe they are getting enough? Holy cripes man. Get a grip. I disagree so I'm mean. Get over yourself.
Enough is enough. A $200,000 schollie and stipend $ is enough. Not wanting aprofessional structure for college kids isn't mean spirited. By the way, most of the players I know are totally against anything other than the stipend they get now. That's where I stand.
Mean spirited. LOL... Nope, just tired of the greed and misplaced priorities in society.