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Message: [QUOTE="Entropic, post: 2327908, member: 2990"] if kids get paid and are attending a public university, that's tax payer money. Additionally, are they also getting state health insurance, state pensions, etc? States have enough problems financially right now. It's hard enough for Syracuse to get top talent they certainly won't be able to compete if money is involved to a greater extent. Lastly, the hundred thousand plus in tuition, free insurance, free food, lodging, and stipend should suffice. You can graduate with a degree and no debt while simultaneously having fun while playing a game. My main concern is that the school should eat the cost of tuition if a student is injured on scholarship and is unable to continue playing. The kid should be able to finish out their schooling for free. [/QUOTE]