The ncaa has proposed a new subdivision to college athletics. Apparently if a university is willing to pay at least half of its scholarship athletes a minimum of 30,000 dollars a year they are eligible for membership in this elite sub division. This breaks down to about 6 million per year for 400 scholarships. The athletes would be compensated directly through the use of "educational trust funds" that would be monetized directly by the University so they would become employees of the university. They would still be able to pursue NIL deals of their own beyond the money they receive from the university. My question is would a non football member such as WSU be eligible for membership in this sub division and what would the benefits be. How many scholarships does WSU currently fund as well.
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I recommend we drop the following courses and degrees:
1) psychology
2) sociology
3) education
4) women's studies
5) all other women-dominated liberal art programs
We need only engineering, science, technology and manufacturing oriented classes from here on out. Let's turn this school into a sausage fest and QUICK!!Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!
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Originally posted by pogo View PostThe ncaa has proposed a new subdivision to college athletics. Apparently if a university is willing to pay at least half of its scholarship athletes a minimum of 30,000 dollars a year they are eligible for membership in this elite sub division. This breaks down to about 6 million per year for 400 scholarships. The athletes would be compensated directly through the use of "educational trust funds" that would be monetized directly by the University so they would become employees of the university. They would still be able to pursue NIL deals of their own beyond the money they receive from the university. My question is would a non football member such as WSU be eligible for membership in this sub division and what would the benefits be. How many scholarships does WSU currently fund as well.Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!
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This is the completely anticipated "next step"....whether or not a WSU can fund it is irrelevant. They will decide whom to include and whom to exclude.
Hint: Those schools who don't get waivers aren't getting invites either.
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Originally posted by WuDrWu View PostThis is the completely anticipated "next step"....whether or not a WSU can fund it is irrelevant. They will decide whom to include and whom to exclude.
Hint: Those schools who don't get waivers aren't getting invites either.
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Links about what is happening. This is the result of the NCAA being sued.
The NCAA is reportedly facing another lawsuit. According to Steve Berkowitz of USA Today, attorneys Steve Berman and Jeff Kessler filed a lawsuit against the…
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Originally posted by calfan View PostLinks about what is happening. This is the result of the NCAA being sued.
The NCAA is reportedly facing another lawsuit. According to Steve Berkowitz of USA Today, attorneys Steve Berman and Jeff Kessler filed a lawsuit against the…
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oh the days.. ten years ago the universities didn’t have to compete with the nil for donor money.. now they do.. and the ncaa is losing control..
now they ncaa and universities are allied in a sense against the nil for the future donor dollar.
prove me wrong please! but no way wichita competes here. there’s just not enough big money to go around.
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