I don't understand how the players can accept these items and remain eligible?
On top of the $350 they allow schools to spend on each player.The NCAA allows it, up to a $500 total value.
On top of the $350 they allow schools to spend on each player.
I don't get it- most of them are already getting free tuition, room, and board, not to mention game day perks, travel, and a bazillion extra services provided exclusively for athletes. Why do they need close to $1,000 of extra gifts on top of that? I mean, I certainly understand how hard it can be for athletes to stay in school, but criminy; they haven't done anything that warrants such a ridiculous amount of lavish reward.
On top of the $350 they allow schools to spend on each player.
I don't get it- most of them are already getting free tuition, room, and board, not to mention game day perks, travel, and a bazillion extra services provided exclusively for athletes. Why do they need close to $1,000 of extra gifts on top of that? I mean, I certainly understand how hard it can be for athletes to stay in school, but criminy; they haven't done anything that warrants such a ridiculous amount of lavish reward.
Revenue that goes right back to support the budget financing all of the money being spent on them. There are VERY few schools in the country that turn an actual profit, when all is said and done. Even though the "athletic department" might run a budget surplus, there are other bank accounts involved with operations that do not; it's an accounting and technicalities thing.maybe the millions of dollars in revenue they bring in?