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Message: [QUOTE="xc84, post: 4269216, member: 1526"] But in the end, it is no different than what they can get from a school now...except that they get credit for playing a sport which means they will be in the classroom less. But employers already know now whether a candidate played a sport or not and can value it now (or not). So basically the scenarios are: Today: Football player can take whatever courses he wants and get a degree. In addition, football player can put on his resume that he played college football. Tomorrow: Football player can take whatever courses he wants and get a degree. In addition, football player can put on his resume that he played college football. They will get academic credit for playing football. [/QUOTE]