1. Should they be paid? Zach Siedlecki

2.  At the moment college athletes don’t get paid in proportion to their worth  The NCAA president Mark Emmett backed a proposal to increase the scholarships athletes get by 2,000 $

3.  NCAA made 11.3 billion dollars of TV deals for March Madness and BCS (wilbon)  Students are essentially employees  Players that get their likeness used in video games, and their jersey sold by schools should get some form of compensation

4.  Georgia wide receiver A.J. Green was suspended 4 games for selling his jersey to an agent for a reported 1000-750 dollars

5.  If you were to pay players the amateurism of the college game would cease to exist.  There are not enough funds in college sports to fund all college athletes salary.  Title IX

6.  Athletes getting a stipend based off a percentage of the scholarship the school is giving them.  Allow Players to sell their jerseys  Teams participating in the major tournaments get bonuses from NCAA so they can give their players slight bonuses

7.  It is very hard to keep amateurism in the game while still giving them and form of money beyond scholarships.

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