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NCAA Prez Mark Emmert Speaks on California Fair Play Act
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RE: NCAA Prez Mark Emmert Speaks on California Fair Play Act
(10-04-2019 01:51 PM)templefootballfan Wrote:  Don't you brag about ND athletic dept turning money over to general fund, that would be FB players pay.
100 women's scholarships also get their cut.
Olympic athlete also use the facility's to train
Athletic dept salaries
I agree something gotta be done
To many hands in the pot

That money goes to academic scholarships at ND, but I would be just fine if it were used to pay athletes.

Look, ND is just as hypocritical on this issue as anyone.

I am always for the advancement of the worker/labor over management/ownership.

Pay the workers more money and quit pretending about the "student-athlete" fantasy.
10-04-2019 04:09 PM
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