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C- Published 2019, Last updated 2019
R- The info does give me information on my topic and supports it by giving me many facts and things they do.
A- The author is Jennifer Dignan and she works at scholastic
A- The facts are verified and support my argument.
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On the other hand, it's not quite accurate to say that college athletes get nothing. Many get tuition scholarships. Top athletes can even get completely free educations, often with housing and food costs included. They may also get free access to trainers and tutors. Plus, college players get coaching, experience, and exposure that can set them up for success if they pursue professional careers in their sport.

What's more, if young athletes want to get paid to play, they do have options. For example, they can join a professional league overseas. Soon, elite high school basketball players will also have the chance to earn $125,000 a season in the NBA's minor league-and potentially go straight from there to the pros. And for extraordinary athletes like Williamson, college is often only a brief stopover before they are old enough to go pro anyway. (Currently, the NBA requires players to be at least 19 years old and a year out of high school.)

Then again, fewer than 2 percent of college athletes go on to have professional careers. As for the rest, some may look back and notice that while their school got a lot from them, they didn't get much from their school. Some college athletes are so busy with their sport that they don't have enough time or energy to devote to their studies. As a result, they may fall behind or even drop out.

Would paying athletes really help though? Or would it make things worse? Some say that paying college athletes would turn them into employees. And isn't the whole point of college to be a student and get an education?

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College sports bring in billions of dollars a year. But the athletes who play them don't get a penny. Is that fair?

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C- Published 2021, Last updated 2021
R- The info does give me info on my topix and provides me with ways college athlete could be paid in many ways
A- The author is gale
A- The facts are verified that are provided
P- The topic is to inform you on how they could be paid

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C- Published 2021, Last updated 2021
R- The info does answer my question giving me a lot of information on my topic
A- The author is Wilfred O Working for college strategic
A- Yes the info is factual and the facts are verified by college strategic
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Some students do well in sports than their studies. Do they deserve to be paid? Learn why college athletes should be paid in the article.

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C- The info was published in 2005 and was last updated in 2005.
R- The info does answer my question and also argues the information showing me an different side of the argument.
A- The author is Jason Whitlock and he is columnist.
A- The information is factual and is verified
P- To purpose is to inform you on this topic and argue that college athletes should not be paid.

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C-Published March 23rd, 2005. Last updated 2008.
R- Yes, it supports my claim by giving me information on my topic.
A- The author is Krikor Meshefian. He is also a lawyer in California.
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