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Message: [QUOTE="orangenirvana, post: 1753385, member: 156"] Exactly. Players have never been paid (out in the open), and yet the powerhouse programs already get the best recruits. Why? Because of all of the benefits that exist at those schools as a result of having the most money. But by paying the players, instead of wasting donations on needless facility upgrades and other toys, that money could actually be given to players whose families could actually use it for things that are more important than self-ventilating lockers with digital nameplates and LED lighting and televisions inside bathroom mirrors. [IMG]https://s3media.247sports.com/Uploads/Assets/703/100/4100703.png[/IMG] Paying the players (whether through the school or otherwise) wouldn't effect the parity of college football/basketball at all. Aside from the fact that it would keep players in college longer, which helps programs like Syracuse Basketball. The doomsday arguments are silly. [/QUOTE]