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The NCAA, in total revenue connected with all of the power 5 schools, brings in a total of $15 billion dollars per year. Athletes deserve a cut, and teaching them how to deal with money ensures their financial responsibility. 

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The NCAA, in total revenue connected with all of the power 5 schools, brings in a total of $15 billion dollars per year. Athletes deserve a cut, and teaching them how to deal with money ensures their financial responsibility. 

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With adequate financial literacy courses provided by universities, as well as input from parents or guardians, this can be more than enough to ensure that athletes stay smart and responsible with their money. 

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With adequate financial literacy courses provided by universities, as well as input from parents or guardians, this can be more than enough to ensure that athletes stay smart and responsible with their money. 

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Can athletes be trusted with great financial responsibility? 

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Can athletes be trusted with great financial responsibility? 

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Former NCAA describes college sports as,"The Plantation mentality resurrected and blessed by today's campus executives."

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Former NCAA describes college sports as,"The Plantation mentality resurrected and blessed by today's campus executives."

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This has reached the point to where even U.S senators refer to the NCAA issue of college athlete exploitation as a civil rights' issue

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This has reached the point to where even U.S senators refer to the NCAA issue of college athlete exploitation as a civil rights' issue

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Coaches have admitted to keeping players in watered down majors in order to keep them eligible so they can play. This results in extremely limited options for the athlete when they graduate and decide to not keep playing. 

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Coaches have admitted to keeping players in watered down majors in order to keep them eligible so they can play. This results in extremely limited options for the athlete when they graduate and decide to not keep playing. 

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A case that stole national attention was when the NCAA fined and deemed players ineligible because someone paid for Ohio state players to get tattooed, and they deemed that it was exploitation. Players were not allowed to return until they paid the cost of the tattoos back. 

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A case that stole national attention was when the NCAA fined and deemed players ineligible because someone paid for Ohio state players to get tattooed, and they deemed that it was exploitation. Players were not allowed to return until they paid the cost of the tattoos back. 

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22% of African American football players and 37% of African American basketball players graduate with significantly lower grades than their fellow undergrad classmates

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22% of African American football players and 37% of African American basketball players graduate with significantly lower grades than their fellow undergrad classmates

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The athletes feel "underrepresented" and sense they're being robbed of money, time, and energy 

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The athletes feel "underrepresented" and sense they're being robbed of money, time, and energy 

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In 1984, Boston college beat the University of Miami(who were the defending champs) in the Championship game. The year after, their application rates shot up by 30% because of their sports team. All that money was paid to them, and not a dime went to the athletes responsible for this. 

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In 1984, Boston college beat the University of Miami(who were the defending champs) in the Championship game. The year after, their application rates shot up by 30% because of their sports team. All that money was paid to them, and not a dime went to the athletes responsible for this. 

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Some athletes are subject to academic integrity failures because of the pressure of their coaches

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Some athletes are subject to academic integrity failures because of the pressure of their coaches

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Losing a scholarship/not being able to afford school is detrimental to a student athlete's future, as well as their mental health. 

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Losing a scholarship/not being able to afford school is detrimental to a student athlete's future, as well as their mental health. 

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What toll does it take on the athlete, and how does it affect them? 

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What toll does it take on the athlete, and how does it affect them? 

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1 Ticket to a Duke Vs UNC game where a star player, Zion Williamson, was playing in was more than $2,000

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1 Ticket to a Duke Vs UNC game where a star player, Zion Williamson, was playing in was more than $2,000

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This allows financial security for themselves, and as well as their families. Without this, it can be detrimental. 

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This allows financial security for themselves, and as well as their families. Without this, it can be detrimental. 

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Giving them more than Just a scholarship

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Giving them more than Just a scholarship

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If you allow 10% of the revenue to go towards athletes funds AFTER they graduate, that's more than $10 million split between 300-400 players

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If you allow 10% of the revenue to go towards athletes funds AFTER they graduate, that's more than $10 million split between 300-400 players

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What can we do in order to avoid taking advantage them?

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What can we do in order to avoid taking advantage them?

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They Generate more than $1 billion for the NCAA

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They Generate more than $1 billion for the NCAA

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If they get hurt and there effectively can't play, their scholarships get revoked. Included in this, if they receive/accept any outside money that isn't from the university for their hard work, their scholarships get revoked and are deemed ineligible, so they can never play college sports again

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If they get hurt and there effectively can't play, their scholarships get revoked. Included in this, if they receive/accept any outside money that isn't from the university for their hard work, their scholarships get revoked and are deemed ineligible, so they can never play college sports again

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The most that they can benefit is a full scholarship, however, compared to the revenue they generate, this is practically nothing

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The most that they can benefit is a full scholarship, however, compared to the revenue they generate, this is practically nothing

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Athletes are putting in extreme work for their respective programs and not getting much in return 

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Athletes are putting in extreme work for their respective programs and not getting much in return 

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Are We Taking Advantage Of College Athletes? 

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Are We Taking Advantage Of College Athletes? 