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Message: [QUOTE="LeMoyneCuse, post: 4489101, member: 158"] Three issues, purely from a philosophical (and pro labor) perspective. 1) While tuition grows exponentially, it is not growing at nearly a fast a rate as the value of the product on the football field. So free tuition, while a perk, has only limited value. 2) Being given something for free to be used at a specific location in a specific way isn't a particularly stomach-able means of compensation, especially when earnings form the same product (football games) can be spent by others in any way they please. 3) What's the value in a free education when it can make someone $150,000 through hard work, schmoozing, and luck in 10 years when the value of someone's efforts today is worth $1,000,000 and they don't see a dime of it? [/QUOTE]