Paying Student Athletes

Knudson 1 Dillon Knudson Svihovec Ms. English 10, Per. 5 On November 27, 2013, in the long history of college sports, especially football, athletes have not received scholarships or have been accompanying personnel. NCAA creates millions of dollars without paying an athlete a cents. In recent years, the country has caused a big problem in the country due to the payment of the athlete fee. The scandal after the scandal shocked the image of college football and did not seem to improve. NCAA prohibits student athlete from selling souvenirs in order to gain inappropriate profits or to profit when paying athletes.

But should the student athlete receive a salary? This is the ethical dilemma NCAA faces in considering paying student athletes. In my opinion, they should pay for students' athletes to help pay for invoices and other things. There is no clear boundary between professional athletes and amateur athletes when NCAA told an athlete to pay a salary. Experts do not earn too much money when NCAA pays for athletes. That's enough. This will only help the athlete get enough money for natural gas, food and daily necessities. Athletes should receive some compensation if you see university for athletic performance. I will take a college basketball as an example. Most of the large university courses cost millions of dollars every year, but the players do not get anything. In most plans, we have also signed an approval agreement with companies such as Nike and Reebok.

Is that a very controversial topic for anyone that university athletes should be compensated? There is much evidence to support the proposal, and many people oppose the advice of student athletes who pay for college sports. As a college athlete, students put their body in every game line. Traumatic brain injury or paralysis may occur after physical contact. These athletes are sacrificing their physical and physical health.

People who are receiving sports scholarships at Duke University are receiving high quality education and do not pay for that. This is a major discussion on the use of paid student athletes. As most college students do not turn into occupations, a degree is necessary for the school necessary after graduation. People who have the ability to be chosen as their sports specialty team sometimes give up a professional degree. The downside of this is that injuries can end their career before it begins; people who do not have a degree to find income sources mostly if they are forced to retreat or withdraw from sports can not.