Ok, pay the young men for their efforts you creeps. Stop embracing the status quo. Stop talking about people playing for 'the love of the game'. If that's the case, coaches can coach for the same reasons.
These young men are adults. They want to begin their lives and ensure their futures. Don't believe a
word Paul Ryan is talking. They want to earn a living as soon as they can...even those from dead in the center of their cities.
Many of them can read, write, think critically, and quantify before you ever offer them a place they
can risk life and limb to work without earning.
Pay people what they should get at organizations earning millions. Don't worry. If you contract the
first stringers for x amount of money per game after tuition and fees are deducted, they will still
sign on the dotted line to pay it.
Maybe the college baseball teams will have to have more fundraisers to keep their sport.
But don't they have more time to do that than basketball and football starters?
You don't need to be "giving" these young men an education., because they more than earn it; even
without fair pay, and even without workman's comp or medical benefits.
You officials remind me of the movie title, and maybe that's your thinking: They Shoot Horses Don't
They?
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