University of South Carolina football coach Steve Spurrier voiced his support yesterday for paying collegiate student-athletes in revenue-producing sports an additional $3,500 to $4,000 a year. Read Full Post >
With uncertainty continuing to hover, high school athletes making their college decisions in the next few years may not quite know what they're getting into when they commit. Read Full Post >
With student-athletes receiving only scholarships as compensation, the National College Players Association argues that they should start receiving a cut of the revenues. Read Full Post >
If NCAA student-athletes were reclassified as employees of their universities paying all Division I student-athletes would only cost their universities $50.6 million, with the federal government footing the rest of the bill. Read Full Post >
In an article published online yesterday, Dan Wetzel of Yahoo! Sports argues that everyone's making money off the Little League World Series... except for the athletes. Read Full Post >
If the NCAA enacts a pay-for-play system, high school sports could see an increase of competitiveness, a higher presence of agent runners, and even more emphasis on athletics over academics. Read Full Post >
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