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Message: [QUOTE="Townie72, post: 3126732, member: 780"] It’s likely not something the State has the ability to do. See Hoo’s That’s analysis of it. It’s probably political grandstanding by politicians (lawyers) that don’t have the foggiest idea of how this complicated market operates. And they don’t care. That’s someone else’s problem. If the States and the Federal Government start legislating in this area, it will almost certainly screw things up. The NCAA has struggled to maintain a balance and have restrained the larger schools (e.g. 85 total football scholarships) As Boeheim points out, players now get significant support. The whole idea behind this is that the schools make a lot of money without mentioning how that money is spent. [/QUOTE]