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House, Senate members drum up support for compensating college athletes
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[QUOTE="Ozimoto, post: 3299745, member: 6677"] I think you are right on what this will ultimately turn into. I can foresee a system in the very near future where schools with big time boosters will essentially "buy" the services of the top tier athletes who will make out very well. It will essentially "legalize" the stuff that has been going on behind the scenes for decades. The majority of "student athletes" (fast becoming an oxymoron at many power 5 schools) won't see any benefits from this action with the possible exception of minor endorsements from their home town businesses. It certainly won't result in a financial windfall for the majority of kids involved in college athletics. [/QUOTE]
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