College Athletes Should Be Paid

Last September, NCAA (National University Sports Association) reached an agreement with CBS to sign a $ 1.1 billion contract to play the infamous Crazy March Basketball Championship. NCAA also agreed to include 68 teams instead of the previous 65 teams. Currently, NCAA and CBS are talking about expanding the game to 96 teams again - all for money. Of the $ 1.1 billion NCAA plans to invest in the next few years, players who actually participated in the competition will not be able to earn a profit penny.

Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. College athletes earning lots of money each week will produce very good results.

Today there are more than 450,000 college students and the National University Sports Association (NCAA) is confronted with a tough decision on whether to pay for university students. Many people think that they should believe that many people do not do so. College athletes can contribute as students' athletes from various advantages. Why do they earn more than scholarships and many additional benefits? Today, most university students are receiving scholarships covering part of the university tuition fee or sometimes all.

When discussing salaries of athletic athletes, a special point is whether the weather is like that. Some college athletes think that they do not have time to work so we need to get paid. On the other hand, some athletes think that compensation is paid because there is no need to pay university tuition. However, the best way is to pay contributors to the NC A.A. Because college athlete is very difficult to work, pay should be paid, but he is seriously injured, not money.