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Message: [QUOTE="Hurleyman216, post: 4990317, member: 3517"] No, that’s exactly my point. These players “salaries” for non revenue sports are the $40K or more they get in education and living expenses. They don’t get to “share” the revenue because there is no profit, it’s negative. The business example I used is exactly the same. The employees make a salary, that doesn’t mean they get a share of the company revenue. And a company making $1 billion in revenue might have more than $1 billion in expenses the same year meaning they lose money. Revenue is only looking at the $$ coming in. If the players want a cut of the net profit then I’m fine with that. Just realize that profit is negative for every sport other than basketball in UConn’s case. [/QUOTE]