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[QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 974895, member: 622"] There is no bargaining as scholarships are restricted in maximum value.[/quote] School makes offer. Prospective student/athlete can accept or reject. Said student/athlete can pursue other schools (SEC?), seek academic scholarship or reject school altogether or pay for s book via other means. Simply because the NCAA has restrictions does not mean that an athlete is removed from the free market. His negotiation is via other means of obtaining an education. The market shows what the schools can recruit within the guidelines. If schools could not field teams, they would change the NCAA guidelines to meet market demands. Free market does not mean that every term must be renegotiated for each transaction. [/QUOTE]
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