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[QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 1911345, member: 27"] The vast majority of colleges lose money with their athletic programs. Even some P5 schools, like say Syracuse. If what you propose became law, it would inevitably lead to reductions in the number of sports scholarships colleges offer. There isn't an infinite giant pot of gold out there all schools get a cut out of. This money would have to come from somewhere. So colleges might reduce the number of scholarships they offer in various sports from the current level to a lower number. Heck, some might end up cancelling some sports completely. Is that in the best interests of most college athletes? I suspect it is not. [/QUOTE]
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