Should Student Athletes Be Paid?
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Every year, it seems that we're hearing more and more about NCAA athletes being punished for intentionally making a profit from their athletic careers. The NCAA and colleges are doing their best to stand by the principles on which the NCAA was founded. Since the National Collegiate Athletic Association, more commonly known as the NCAA, was founded as a non-profit organization in 1906(....), much has changed, but one thing that has not changed is the Association's goal, that goal being to protect players from being exploited and ensure their right to fair treatment.(....) In order for the NCAA to uphold their guidelines, universities cannot not pay their athletes. The NCAA and college athletic programs already provide the necessities for their athletes, so, paying athletes would also be financially impossible for all colleges. Athletes, coaches, fans, and members of the NCAA have suggested different methods of compensation for athletes, but all have been too flawed to implement. To make it possible for the NCAA to pay athletes, the Association would have to undergo some very drastic changes, changes that would restructure the entire organization into something unlike what it is today. Stories about athletes who have scholarships but can't afford things like a winter-coat or a plane-ride home have been spread by media and have misled the public into thinking that, even with a scholarship, athletes are not completely, fairly and properly compensated. Being a college athlete in any division or sport takes dedication and hard work, but, lately, it seems that many athletes are forgetting that college was designed to earn a degree. An athlete's scholarship is his or her compensation for contribution to a school's athletic program. For... ... middle of paper ... ...ar. 2013. Web. 14 Nov. 2013 Source 5: “The $6 Billion Heist: Robbing College Athletes Under the Curse of Amateurism.” npcanow. National College Players Association. 20 Mar. 2013. Web. 14 Nov. 2013. A) So this was less of an article and more of a list of facts regarding college athletes benefiting from playing sports. B) At first I thought this source would be considered bias so I was unsure whether or not to use it, but after realizing that some of my other source used it as a work-cited I felt it was credible and can be really good source material Source 6: United States, Dept of Education,Office for Civil Rights “ Title IX: Education Amendments of 1972.”United States Department of Labor. Dept. of Education. 1972. Web. 21 Nov. 2013. A) This is the bill that explains why we cant pay athletes. B) Very helpful this will be one of my stronger examples.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that the national collegiate athletic association's goal is to protect players from being exploited and ensure their right to fair treatment.
- Explains how the ncaa introduced the first version of the student assistance fund in 1999 as a way to benefit student athletes directly.
- Opines that the ncaa cannot pay all athletes because they are only a small percentage of the more than 400,000 college-athletes in the country.
- Opines that allowing the ncaa to become a commercial-free market would eliminate the controversy involving the rights of college-athletes to have unfettered access to the commercial free-market.
- Explains that college-athletes have been secretly selling memorabilia and petitioning to receive cuts from their institutions' media-profits.
- Opines that giving student athletes media rights is a violation of the concept of supply and demand.
- Explains that the ncaa or professional sports organization would have to be run similar to the national basketball or football league. mark emmert has suggested implementing a two-track program.
- Opines that college athletics and the sub-culture that has been created by loyal fans is truly an american tradition. the ncaa will continue to uphold their guidelines even if it does upset some athletes who disagree.
- Explains hartnett, a former professional basket ball player, talks about how he learned to play basketball.
- Explains how and why it is difficult for college athletes to have a job and maintain an income.
- Describes the benefits of the article, stating that it's written problem-solving format and gave them ideas.
- Explains hayes, chris, " fat profits at ncaa while athletes play for free."
- Analyzes how hayes' article highlights how the ncaa got around paying.
- Explains that this was less of an article and more of a list of facts regarding college athletes.
- Cites the united states department of labor, office for civil rights, title ix: education amendments of 1972.
- Analyzes how montopoli talks about how players have established free market values, but the ncaa still feels it not right to give players a salary.
- Opines that this source was semi- useful a lot of the same information from their other sources, but they did like the fact they talk about people trying to change the current situation.
- Narrates how they were unsure whether or not to use this source, but after realizing that some of their other sources used it as a work-cited, they felt confident.
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- Argues that college athletes are paid favorably by the large amount of money they receive for schooling through scholarships.
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- Analyzes how joe schmoe, a well-rounded basketball player for the university of anywhere, is unable to pay for his $15,000-a-year basketball scholarship.
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- Argues that college athletes should be compensated in some form because they generate huge amounts of revenue for their schools.
- Explains that college sports are equivalent to working a full-time job, and that ncaa officials are concerned about the amount of time spent on sports.
- Analyzes how the ncaa and universities benefit enormously from college sports. the ncaa is strict on making sure that athletes should be treated no different from any other student.
- Explains that the ncaa and universities make money, but the college athlete is restricted to small amounts of scholarship money.
- Argues that paying college athletes on top of scholarships is too complex and costly for the ncaa.
- Opines that the athletes should be able to market themselves and receive benefits outside of the university because they generate so much money for schools.
- Explains that bilas was taken to a page that contained links to buy texas a&m jerseys emblazoned with the no. 2. the ncaa doesn't profit off the names or likenesses of individual players.
- Opines that letting athletes market themselves would not hurt the ncaa or universities financially, and would bring more attention to their athletics.
- Opines that college athletes are exploited by universities and the ncaa to make money, therefore, they should not have restrictions to prevent them from making any money.
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- Explains that the ncaa has dealt with a new case on improper benefits once every year. the first time this rule was brought to national attention was in the early 1980's.
- Explains that the ncaa prohibits student-athletes from receiving improper benefits and selling memorabilia for a profit when they should be paying its athletes.
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- Explains that football, basketball and baseball are among the ncaa's top-grossing sports. intercollegiate sports have boosted revenue as well as increasing the public image of their respective universities.
- Argues that college athletes should be paid due to ncaa rules that promote competitive balance and economic exploitation.
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1725 wordsRead More - College Athletes Should Be Paidopinion essayRecent NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) allegations have brought into question whether college athletes should be paid. A probe conducted by the federal government into the NCAA discovered that several schools were paying some of the top recruits in basketball to attend their schools. This is a violation of both federal law and NCAA regulations, but some people think these rules should be pulled back. Many people believe college athletes should be paid by the schools and/or through endorsements. College athletes should be paid because they go through a rigorous travel schedule and have their likenesses used without their consent without making money off of it
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- Opines that college athletes should be paid because they go through rigorous travel schedules and have their likenesses used without their consent without making money off of it.
- Explains that college athletes would get a good marketing lesson from endorsements from espn analyst michael wilbon. people want some things more than others.
- Opines that capitalism would be preserved and shown in its highest glory if athletes were paid. the ncaa strikes deals to broadcast on tv and on the internet.
- Opines that paying college athletes would not be feasible for the athletic department of the school. if an athlete were given $100,000 salary, instead of a $65,000 scholarship, it sounds better.
- Argues that college athletes should be paid for what they do. they create profit for the ncaa and do not even make any money themselves.
529 wordsRead More - Should College Athletes Be Paid to Play?analytical essayA majority of college athletes are given scholarships, even if only partial, to contribute toward paying for their schooling. Student athletes receive ample pay in the form of scholarships (Schneider). College athletes are considered amateurs, not emp...
In this essay, the author
- Explains donald remy, the ncaa's general counsel and vice president for legal affairs, believes that collegiate athletes should be paid for their participation in sports.
- Explains that college athletes are given scholarships, even if only partial, to contribute toward paying for their schooling. the average athletic scholarship is $15,000 a year, more than enough for most public colleges.
- Argues that if college athletes were paid to play, the recruiting process would be eliminated, and the quality of a school's academic substance was disregarded in the student athlete’s decision.
- Argues that a college athlete should be paid because they generate revenue for the school, but high school players do the same.
- Explains that students attend school for the exclusive purpose of furthering their education; participating in athletics is a privilege, not something collegiate athletes should be paid for.
- Explains that college athletes should be paid to play? diverse: issues in higher education.
523 wordsRead More - College Athletes Should Be Paidanalytical essayFirst, some people think the college athletes should get salary paid by the college affiliates because they make enormous amounts of money. These people are mistaken sorely. The NCAA r other college affiliates actually put a great amount of money into the student football athletes. Things such as scholarships, financial living assistance and financial benefits from the NCAA all come out of them money they bring in each year. Salary would just replace the working system that is already in place for the college football players. Second, some people think that if college athletes receive gifts from the NCAA and/or gifts from other people in the form of money they should be paid salary instead. If the NCAA gives college football ot college athletes in general salary they are actually committing a crime. Accoring to the NCAA, “Pursuant to NCAA Bylaw 15.01.6.2, member institutions and conferences shall not use monies received from the fund for the following. Salaries and benefits...”(NCAA, 1). This is saying that anyone who receives money from the NCAA or anyone else and uses it for a salary is a punishable crime. If the players receive salary then, rules would have to be changed enormously because of the huge restrictions of receiving money for playing and for salary. The gifts that the NCAA give are not salary they are the equivalent to a bonus a few hundred dollars for reaching a high achievement. Lastly, some people think that the college players risk their lives every game. According to the NCAA, “The NCAA provides all student-athletes at all active member institutions coverage under the catastrophic program, and the NCAA pays 100 percent of the current $13.5 million premium. This program provides $20 million in
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- Argues that college athletes should not be paid salary to play college football because they receive financial living assistance, free/or assisted pay for education to represent their school, and they lose the love or track of the game.
- Explains that college football athletes can receive pell grants from the government if they are unable to pay for college. the national collegiate athletic association (ncaa) has a student assistance fund.
- Analyzes how two recent changes in ncaa rules are resulting in major-college athletes receiving nearly $160 million a year in additional benefits.
- Explains that college football athletes can get up to $42,443 scholarships to college, which is a great amount of potential future debt gone. the ncaa will often give schools money for playing at an amazing level.
- Argues that college football players lose the love or track of the game because of their money. they are not financially matured to be paid the big amounts of money that salary would pay them.
- Argues that college athletes should be paid because the ncaa or other college affiliates make enormous amounts of money, and they risk their lives every game.
- Opines that college athletes should not be paid salary to play college football because they receive financial living assistance, free/or assisted pay for education, and lose the love or track of the game.
1774 wordsRead More - College Athletes Should Be Paidopinion essayAs a college sports fan on TV I see most athletes having a great time on the field, no matter if they win or lose, but I never really get to see how athletes are doing in their other significant parts of their life. I never get to see if they are struggling in school well because college life can be super stressful due to grades, financial reasons, or maybe even both. As of lately, many college athletes have become frustrated with the NCAA in its decision to not pay college athletes. Many college athletes deem that they need the extra money. One would expect that the NCAA would try to satisfy their athletes’ demands since they are the backbones of the organization, however, the NCAA has yet not done so. The NCAA feels that by paying college athletes it would ruin the balance of competition and the role of
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- Opines that the ncaa should pay college athletes and provide better benefits such as insurance policies to keep their athletes in good spirits.
- Opines that the future of the ncaa rests on the decision of whether or not college athletes get paid and receive better benefits.
- Argues that the ncaa should resemble itself as a motherly being to its athletes by caring for them and not throwing them away.
644 wordsRead More - Should College Athletes Be Paid?opinion essayThe debate on whether college athletes should be paid to play is a sensitive controversy, with strong support on both sides. College athletics have been around for a long time and always been worth a good amount of money. This billion dollar industry continues to grow in popularity and net worth, while they continue to see more and more money come in. The student-athletes who they are making the money off of see absolutely none of this income. It is time that the student-athletes start to see some of this income he or she may by helping bring the National Collegiate Athletic Association. There are many people who do not think this is in the best interest of the student-athletes or Universities, but that being said there are also many people who are in favor of the change.
In this essay, the author
- Opines that the debate on whether college athletes should be paid to play is a sensitive controversy, with strong support on both sides.
- Opines that the national collegiate athletic association should not be able to punish an athlete for simply scribbling their names on a photograph or piece of paper.
- Explains that college football players struggle with income in college and not having money to pay for certain/basic needs of the college life.
- Agrees with bilas that the national collegiate athletic association should at least pay the players’ minimum wage for a certain amount of hours.
- Opines that if student-athletes were to be paid, it would dramatically change the face of college sports.
- Opines that if full ride scholarships were a thing of the past, the athletic department would be finically more stable and give the players finical respect that they deserve.
- Argues that players are getting cheated out of the revenue that universities make because society is buying products that market athletes likeness and make their names popular in the public eye.
- Opines that college student-athletes should be able to cash in when it comes to the university making profit off of their likeness.
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- Opines that most college students don't have enough money to buy whatever they want. it's outrageous that athletes believe they are entitled to accommodations because they play sports.
- Opines that athletes receive a ton of benefits from the university they are attending, including free education and no debt when they graduate, tutoring and preferred class scheduling. athletes shouldn't get paid to play because they're student first.
- Explains that ponygate, the biggest football scandal of all time, violated the ncaa’s rule of amateurism, that athletes are not eligible to play if they have taken pay or the promise of pay.
- Explains that michael wilbon of espn suggests that the ncaa should take roughly one billion dollars of revenue and invest it. there are too many, "what ifs" for this to work.
- Opines that the ncaa needs to come down hard on players and programs who think they can bend the rules of amateurism.
- Explains that the ncaa would have to take into consideration state income tax to put a collegiate player on salary.
- Argues that the ncaa and espn are making billions of dollars off of them to air their games; why can't they get compensation for it?
- Opines that the power of the ncaa is getting out of control. they control who the athlete can receive money from, what they do in their free time, and who they can associate with.
- Explains that student debt ranks second behind mortgage debt, and the average student loan debt is about 30,000 dollars. students who attend college to play sports will never experience this dilemma.
- Explains that college coaches battle for the best talent in the country. the deciding factors come down to location, scholarships, playing time, etc.
- Opines that student-athletes should realize that playing a sport isn't their job. they should focus on school, as well as their sport.
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1336 wordsRead More - Student Athletes Should Not be Paidanalytical essayStudent athletes should not be paid more than any other student at State University, because it implies that the focus of this university is that an extracurricular activity as a means of profit. Intercollegiate athletics is becoming the central focus of colleges and universities, the strife and the substantial sum of money are the most important factors of most university administration’s interest. Student athletes should be just as their title states, students. The normal college student is struggling to make ends meet just for attending college, so why should student athletes be exempt from that? College athletes should indeed have their scholarships cover what their talents not only athletically but also academically depict. Unfortunately, the disapproval resides when students who are making leaps academically are not being offered monetary congratulations in comparison to student athletes. If the hefty amount of revenue that colleges as a conglomerate are making is the main argument for why athletes should be paid, then what is to stop the National Clearinghouse from devising unjust standards? Eventually if these payments are to continue, coaches, organizations, and the NCAA Clearinghouse will begin to feel that “c...
In this essay, the author
- Argues that the best argument against paying players is that it diminishes the value of an education. state university has breached its academic standard by allocating unnecessary expenditures to athletically advanced students.
- Argues that student athletes should not be paid more than any other student at state university because it implies that the focus of this university is that an extracurricular activity as a means of profit.
- Argues that the metaphorical wall between academically focused and athletically geared students is more influential than adoration of sports.
- Argues that paying student athletes to play for state university creates a bridge between athletically and academically achieving students.
- Explains that intercollegiate athletics is becoming the central focus of colleges and universities, as it is a competition of the financially fittest. having the best players could lead to an innumerable student body that would become the richest alumni.
- Argues that college athletics needs to be brought closer to academics, and that the lack of information regarding how much state university pays athletes feeds into the premise that there is indeed a bridge in between regular students and athletes.
- Analyzes how the 'pay for play' model isn't a foolproof solution for academically engaged african-american college athletes.
1793 wordsRead More - Why Do School Athletes Get Paidopinion essayAt some schools, school athletics are a key supply of financial gain, and that they attract students to their establishments. Universities depend upon their athletes to supply and maintain the recognition of their school's name. school athletes are suppose to be the most effective of the most effective on it level, thus why do school athletes not get paid? The National collegial Athletic Association, NCAA, says that it's attempting to safeguard the athletes from exploitation by skilled and business enterprises. several argue that student athletes shouldn't be paid as a result of they're receiving associate degree education through a scholarship. These folks feel that the promise of their education being procured is enough for the school athletes. On the alternative aspect of the problem, folks argue that the school jock generates enough financial gain
In this essay, the author
- Explains that school athletics are a key supply of financial gain, and that they attract students to their establishments. universities depend upon their athletes to supply and maintain the recognition of their school's name.
- Opines that college athletes should be paid to play for several reasons. first of all, school athletes aren’t allowed to work. this additionally results in players accepting illicit money, cars, clothes, etc.
- Opines that school athletes sacrifice meals, new garments, and other necessary things to avoid wasting cash for their future. since they aren't allowed to figure, they'll have no operating expertise after they get into the important world.
- Explains that college athletes herald scores of bucks to their faculties. the university of miami received about eight million bucks for the miami hurricanes enjoying within the nokia dish.
- Argues that college athletes aren’t able to afford all of their expenses and requirements. if school athletes area unit eligible to be paid, there would be additional athletes graduating.
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