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I read some article that said a Colorado judge in the 50's ruled that "athletes" should be treated like "employees" when it comes to pay and benefits and such. The NCAA promptly created the "student-athlete" label to get around the ruling. Waiting for a TFF lawyer to check in on on this issue
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Volkerball posted:I don't know about baseball, but in hockey and soccer, college sports are irrelevant. If you have to go to college to play, it means you didn't make the cut at 18 and are looking at an uphill battle just to end up as a role player on a semi-pro team. Most of the good players start getting paid at 16 with teams who have far less income, and stay there until they get promoted to the AHL or NHL, or a pro soccer team buys them or promotes them. College is just a piss poor farm system because of all the strings attached. You can't even own the rights to a player and send them back for a developmental year in the minors because that would besmirch the universities reputation as an institution of learning. College soccer is poo poo College hockey produces tons of players though. Towes went to North Dakota, Kessel went to Minnesota, etc.
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