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[QUOTE="CocoHusky, post: 3836172, member: 5823"] Every university has a department call admissions. The best thing about working in and admissions department is you don't have to have a very good reason to reject an applicant. In the case where a University thinks that boosters have paid too much for an athlete the University can reject the applicant. So let me flip your questions around. What booster is going to pay $50K for a kid that's not going to be admitted to their favorite university. For already enrolled students free market and public disclosure could work much better than the current system of under the table payments like we seen in movies like Blue Chips. We are also only talking about two sports Men's basketball and Football. [/QUOTE]
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