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[QUOTE="Ozcuse, post: 3472870, member: 766"] I agree. Schools have become de facto minor league for the nba and nfl and are being paid handsomely for it. But as long as schools like SU are getting paid $40 million a year for the rights to show their football and basketball games, the players who make that possible should be compensated more than the field hockey or men’s golf player who gets the same exact scholarship. Title IX blah blah blah there would be no Title IX without football and basketball. [/QUOTE]
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