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[QUOTE="SBU72, post: 2507757, member: 741"]
There are some points that have been ignored. The most major one is Title nine, which basically means women sports get the same as mens sports. So if pay b-ball and -ball players then an equal number of women atheletes must be paid. A good point I heard was how would U-Conn women's b-ball respond if the men got paid and they didn't! In todays world where women are pushing for equal rights on everything this has to be a MAJOR consideration. Another consideration is this discussion on how b-ball players are employees because they have required work to do.  What about all the other students who get a scholarship of one kind or another? Musicans may get a scholarship and have to play in the band but they are allowed to form their own band a play professionally. A wiz kid might get a science scholarship but can sell games. As mentioned, other sports schollarship kids get to hold jobs with no penality. All these (and more!) have to be examined before the #1 recruit gets 1 more dime than the other 1000's getting a full or partiall full education!
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