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> If sounds like the only winning move here is for the NCAA to allow paying players. That is the end of the NCAA. If California can dictate the fundamental na
by JackFr 7y ago
> If sounds like the only winning move here is for the NCAA to allow paying players.
That is the end of the NCAA. If California can dictate the fundamental nature of a voluntary organization, there's really little sense for the organization to exist.
- jessaustin 7y agoThank goodness, NCAA has been a blight on collegiate education for decades. The end of NCAA would be good for students, good for athletes, good for athletics, and good for colleges and universities. If most of what an organization does is harm, then absolutely that organization shouldn't exist.
- JackFr 7y agoI’m curious how ending the NCAA would be good for all those stakeholders.
- jessaustin 7y agoThe NCAA's monetary and administrative requirements distract from the educational mission of colleges. Ending that distraction would be good for students and colleges. NCAA's conservative tendencies and commercial interests hurt athletes directly as documented extensively on this page, and as often attested by the athletes themselves.