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Message: [QUOTE="CuseOnly, post: 1799918, member: 2804"] What exactly does being a member of the NCAA have to do with paying taxes and this situation? Churches don't pay taxes either, neither do not for profits and they both have restrictive rules in some regards and not for others. SPORTS IS A BUSINESS regardless of whether they pay taxes or not, paying taxes as a counterpoint as to restrictive rules in a voluntary membership organizations is a ridiculous argument. THE NFL is technically a not for profit organization. IF you have a bigger budget and have the resources, everything else being equal, they should be able to have a larger staff. A baptist church that is 4000 sq ft and has a membership of 4000 ppl should be able to have a larger staff than a small congregation of 100 where the church is 500 sq ft. Ridiculous argument. A larger budget with larger revenue almost on face value for just about any company paying taxes or not should have a larger staff. [/QUOTE]