Hoo's That
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You would think, but there are enough administrators, legislators, et al., who normally would shoot something like that down, who are so enthralled by the notoriety they are more than willing to have it happen. AMOF, there are a surprising number of people involved in actual instruction who would be more than happy to have revenue-sport athletes out of their classes. Let's face facts, they are the athletes least likely to have the academic credentials of non-athlete students and a lot of academicians are tired of the accommodations they have to make.The thing I keep thinking of is if some schools go the route of not having to go to class, possibly get paid with school budget and is basically a minor league……how many school chancellors/presidents, board of trustees, and other school officials are going to support that model? Might be even tougher for state schools. The charter of institutes of higher EDUCATION does not mean being a pay for play minor league.