This is not the NCAA’s decision.USN_Hokie wrote:Just let kids go straight from high school to the NFL.VisorBoy wrote: You're advocating the rights of employers to collude monopolistically to cap wages at a maximum (in this case, tuition, room/board, etc).
Whether you believe the employees currently receive 'plenty of compensation' is immaterial. The market should allow them to earn whatever they can within the constraints of what college can afford to pay them.
Putting in a price floor due to Title IX is also anti-competitive, but it is currently in place and working.
The end result of this is that schools with more AD revenue will attract better recruits. But that won't change the cumulative landscape of CFB. There will still be the same number of employees and employers, with the possible exception of fewer borderline players declaring early for the draft.
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