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These college athletes still put in all these hours basically for a low chance at going pro in that sport. If they don't make it it was just a waste of time and their money. Athletes are known to spend 37-40 hours a week doing that sport, this study has been as recent as October 2021. The facts about these athletes are everywhere, even big name reporters, and news channels speak on this topic, ESPN, and CNBC. My research shows that these college athletes need to make some well earned cash because they cant afford to pay for college and a dorm and all of those things while they are spending dozens of hours on something that might not even be long term. They are basically gambling with their careers if they don't make it pro they will go home losing thousands of dollars not making a penny. This needs to be fixed because people can't afford to go to these schools and play sports. It is impossible to play a sport and work and somehow make enough money to pay the rent on we're your living and food and accessories. Some people who work part time don't make enough to pay the bills so how can a college student with less time to work make enough money to maintain a car, house, food, etc.

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College athletes should get paid, because athletes spend an average of 37 hours a week on their sport that's like a job the players are also getting used for money. 

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College athletes should get paid, because athletes spend an average of 37 hours a week on their sport that's like a job the players are also getting used for money. 

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https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/21/supreme-court-ncaa-decision-how-college-athletes-plan-to-cash-in.html

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https://www.aeaweb.org/articlesid=10.1257/jep.29.1.115

https://heinonline.org/HOL/LandingPage?handle=hein.journals/sjsj16&div=10&id=&page=

https://www.washburn.edu/angle/documents/angle-current-issue.pdf#page=24

https://www.law.hawaii.edu/files/content/events/19908/Class%207%20Reading.pdf