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I think that NBA and NFL rules are not creating a trust like environment. This is because even though the eligibility rules are cloaked under the protection of collective bargaining agreements, I believe these restrictions should be struck down by courts as antitrust violations.

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I think they should have 1 year in college because the NFL is prone to a lot of injuries so having an 18 year old boy who is used to high school hits takes on a NFL hit can get injured really badly.

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I think that NBA and NFL rules are creating a trust-like environment because the eligibility rules cloaked under the protection of collective bargaining agreements, I believe these restrictions should be struck down by courts as antitrust violations

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I think NBA and NFL rules create a trust-like environment for the people and players because people are caring and doing more about protecting their athletes.

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Yes because if their career falls or they get kicked of the team and their career is over. They could go and get a good job if they have a college degree or go to college if they're a high school graduate.

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Yes because the players have a chance to choice if they want to join the MLB or if they should just go to college instead.

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I don't think there is a racial barrier today but there is a socioeconomic barrier because people who make more money have a better opportunity to get better training and medical attention.

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No, athletes should not be forced to spend time in college or wait three years after high school graduation because young athletes should be able to to turn pro so that they can make money. In that case, this allows them to take care of themselves and their families. Many athletes are able to take early advantage of their talents. However, their abilities enabled them to jump from high school directly to professional ranks.

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Yes they should play in college because they are preparing themselves for the next step which is professionally. Waiting 3 years is pointless when these athletes can use 1 of those to play in college and 2 to begin playing professionally and developing themselves as a player.

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I do not think the NBA and NFL rules are creating a trust-like environment because they are forcing players to either go to college or wait three years after graduating from high school. Players will not support those rules because most players fear from getting a serious injury from playing in college. Another reason is that athletes would want to play extra years in the NBA or the NFL.

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I think that athletes should spend at least 1 year in college. Coming straight out of high school could hinder their potential in the NBA or NFL because athletes will not be used to the high level of competition. If they stay in college for at least one year, then athletes can develop more skill and be more used to high level of competition. Also, if athletes are forced to stay in college, then the colleges will make money. With all the money the colleges make, they should pay players at least a little amount for their play and for making the teams popularity increase.

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i think athletes should be required to complete 2 years of college because college football or basketball will prepare them for the future and how official games of the NFL and NBA are. Also, in the article it states how college education raises the value of a player.

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Yes because players have a choice whether they think they'd be able to take on mlb level or should just go for college.

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Athletes that dream of playing in the NBA or NFL should not be forced to spend time in college, or wait three years after high school graduation, in my opinion. This is because, that person may excel in sports, but not their grades. Their grades do not define how well they play a specific sport. Also, if someone has a different plan after high school, such as not attending college, they shouldn't be cut from a team, because of their future plans.

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I think the NBA and NFL rules are creating a trust-like environment because they are doing more in order to protect their athletes.

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I think that if NBA or NFL players really want to make their dream happen they should do whatever it takes even if they have to be forced to wait three years after high school graduation.

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Athletes that dream of playing in the NBA or NFL should not be forced to spend time in college nor wait three years after high school graduation. I believe that if an athlete is extremely good, they should be able to go pro the year after they graduate from high school. For example, LeBron James went to the NBA after he graduated from high school. That was a crucial move for his career because he gets to achieve more records since he played more seasons in the NBA

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Dreams aren't always what you think they will be. So if you make it to nba or nfl you may not even like it and decide you want to do something else. But by that time you would have to start all over because you only have a high school level education. Therefore I think they should spend at least 2 years in college.

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No, they are enforcing the education system upon them to be able to participate in professional sports. The players feel constant pressure to excel in rather unnecessary subjects/majors in college.

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I think that the NBA and NFL rules are creating a trust like environment because they are making both leagues more fair for all kinds of athletes. They are making the league much more safer and enjoyable environment for all.

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Yes because they are not as strict when it comes to college as other sports, for example, in the MLB only 4.3 of players in the major leagues have a degree.

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The MLB is more player friendly because you can start playing as soon as you turn 18 and in the NBA or NFL you have to wait three years after high school

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The MLB is more player friendly because you can be able to play when you turn 18. This is a more simple way to gain players, because going to college does not define whether someone is excellent in a sport of their choice, or not.

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The NBA and the NFL rules are not creating a trust like environment because they are depending and relying on the reason that the draft for highschoolers would consume a lot of money.

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i think athletes should not be foreced to attend college. If someone is really good but lacks the a education on a higher level they should be giving an equal opputunity. Not everyone has the money to attend college or grow up in enviroments where they get higher education.

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I don't think social barriers for sports exists today because if you are talented coaches look at that and not race. They are

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I believe that athletes should spend time in college so that they could have a better education and they can get better training in their sport.

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Yes they have a more player friendly drafting system because players are allowed to chose whether they want to declare to the draft or go to college. It is a system which benefits the players choice over profit and possibility of corruption.

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I think that athletes who are dreaming of playing in the NBA or NFL should go to college because even though they will not do a job for a living, they will be an athlete for a living.

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I don't think that there is a racial barrier today, because coaches do not look at race. They determine if you make it to the team based on your skills, and how well you play.

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I don't think a racial barrier still exists today because in every sport, you will find all types of different races. For example in basketball. 78% of NBA players are blacks and 68% of NFL players are black. If there was a social barrier in sports, then there would be thousands of social media posts about it trying to change it.

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I believe it should be up to the athlete whether or not they attend college. Hard work is required in order to accomplish your goals but that is up to the person if they are willing to put in the work to do so.

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I do not believe that there are anymore racial barriers in sports today. You can tell based off of the different races playing in professional sports now. The leagues have been the most diverse they have ever been.

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The MLB does have a move player friendly system since its easier for the players to get recruited and gives them more options. For example, they can be drafted as soon as they're eighteen and can decide to go back to college and wait for a new offer if they don't like the one granted to them.

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I think athletes should not be forced to go to college because most athletes that do go to college aren't really worried about their education they're more worried about if they would be able to go pro. Also most athletes that do go to college not most graduate wi degrees. According to the article only 39 athletes or 4.3% of the athletes who have played this season have gotten a college degree. Football and Baseball
athletes are encouraged to go to college but whether or not they get a degree doesn't matter for their career.

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I think the NBA and NFL rules are not creating a trust-like environment. This is because less people will want to engage in the NBA and NFL because of the restrictions given. People will start to go against it, because not everyone plans to attend college, even if they are really good at a sport.

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I dont believe that a racial barrier exists professionally. But i think that their can be racial tension in sports. Even though there is no visible racism, their are still many people that have racist views and it can affect their game and attitude.

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They are creating a trust like environment because the NFL and NBA are setting rules and violations for the players safety, and to create a friendlier envoirnment. For example, the NFL is requires 3 years of college to create a better image of the players.

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I do not think that a racial barrier exists today because in all sports, you can find people of multiple races. There is no certain race that is excluded from a certain sport in today's society. In the article, it states "Overt racism is comparatively rare in our society today."

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I believe that that they are creating trust like environments because bargaining agreements are often made to promote peace and order amongst these sports. The article states "Even though the eligibility rules are cloaked under the protection of collective bargaining agreements, I believe these restrictions should be struck down by courts as antitrust violations". They may have these types of agreements but antitrust violations are needed to promote order to always be stable as well. Without these violations being set it would create no limitations and if that was to play out it would be unfair to many strong athletic players.

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The MLB have a more player friendly system for drafting new talent because they allow athletes to play as soon a they turn eighteen instead of the NFL or NBA they have to wait three years after graduation highschool in order to be able to play.

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I think the NBA and NFL are creating a trust-like environment with their rules because they are protecting their athletes by letting them develop in college rather than go against high levels of competition and have less skill. It also allows for the NCAA and other leagues to make money due to the popularity of the players. In the article, it states "The result is that college football and basketball are de facto minor leagues for the NFL and the NBA, which have created eligibility rules that are designed to protect the value of their brands and ensure that both leagues retain a free minor league system. " This quote shows that the NFL and NBA are trying to let the NCAA make money off of its players and also create a let players develop.

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i believe that athletes that dream of playing in the NBA or NFL shouldne have to spend time in college if they have what it takes to become the athlete they want to be. People dont need an education to play a sport, as long as they have the skill and motivation.

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NBA and NFL rules are attempting to create a trust-like environment because they are cracking down on scandals that are been done without consent, such as drugs and the age limit of being able to be drafted into the league. Using drugs while in any league is obviously a big issue and will not be tolerated, even though many of players have used drugs. Both the NBA and NFL have worked on finding the culprits. The age limit has also been an issue to because the leagues want the players to go to college to develop before joining so they have some experience.

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I think it is possible for socioeconomic barriers to still exist because people with money will have a lot more opportunities to go to training areas and camps.

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I think they do because during the draft the NBA team coach want to have a good athlete that will let them win a match with another team.

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No because these students need to keep showing they have what it takes to compete professionally whether it is in college or internationally, professional sports is a whole different environment than high school sports. You need to prove more than just that you could play in high school.

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I believe that people of NBA or NFL should wait three years after high school graduation to be playing because their education is more valuable and being engaged in other things can give them a higher height in experience to other jobs and careers that they can branch out to. It gives students the advantage to know other life obstacles and other life lessons before making a decision like that.

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The MLB does have a more "player friendly" system for drafting new talent because they allow players to choose if they want to attend college or not. It could protect players from getting injured, and increase MLB player's for a couple extra years since they are not forced to go to college.

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Yes, the MLB does have a more player friendly system for drafting new talent. There are less restrictions when it comes to drafting players. Once you turn 18, you are able to play.

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The MLB does have a more friendly drafting because it is all about business now. They want the best players that will help them in the future. It is all about talent and business instead of race now.

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The rules are creating a trust-like environment since it pressures players into doing things unideal for them, which in turn allows the NCAA to make more money. For example, in the article, it says that the NBA and NFL forces players to wait three years before being able to be recruited in major league. This causes players to put they're dream on hold and spend money on college, which is a waste of money for most young athletes. In short, its a scheme to just make money in cooperation with colleges, which defines a trust-like environment.

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Not anymore because talents are special all over the world and scouts realize they cannot keep trying to scout from just America they can go internationally and find players with a lot of potential as well. There is no more barrier, especially in basketball, there is actually now a wider range of talents from all over the world and not just our country.

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I think that socioeconomic or racial barrier should not exist today because there is a lot of good talent in all the countries not only in America.

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Yes they have a more friendly system because you can enter the draft, be drafted and negotiate at 18 and if you don't like the offer you can try again in a few years.

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Athletes should not be forced to do anything after High School. They shouldn't be forced to spend massive amounts of money in college to learn material they won't need to know in an athletic career. If they go through financial struggles through college they might not even have the funds to provide for their family and parents before going off to basketball or football practice/tour.

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In my opinion, I truly believe the
NBA and NFL rules are not creating a trust like environment. This is because even though the eligibility rules are cloaked under the protection of collective bargaining agreements, I believe these restrictions should be struck down by courts as antitrust violations.

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I think the athletes should have to wait 3 years after high school for their own benefit. For example, what if they have a career ending injury and can never play again. They have nothing else to fall back on. They should have to stay in college to get their degree just in case they are not successful in professional sports. Another reason why they should wait

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Yes because you are able to play when you turn 18. This is a more simple way to gain players into the vast amount of teams in the MLB. The players are allowed to chose whether they want to be drafted or go to college. It is a system which benefits the players

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I believe that athletes that dream of playing in the NBA or NFL be forced to spend time in college to figure out if that's what they truly what to do or discover a career that will benefit them. If that doesn't work out they can start playing and use that as motivation to give their best in the field.

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It is possible because black and white athletes have different treatments from eachother.

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Yes because you can make negotiations as soon as you turn 18 and this shows that they are friendly with these sort of standards. If you don't like certain things you have the ability to speak up about it.

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I don't think that there is still a racial barrier because its been so long since its been established that literally anyone can play any sport and you can't refuse someone just because of their race, religion, or beliefs. Of course athletes are going to get racial remarks from people who see them play but they still play and do their best. People of different races, religion and beliefs play on all kinds of teams in all kinds of countries. Either way they are here to play and barriers that were broken decades ago shouldn't get in the way of that.

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I don't think so because if you really pay attention to the teams today, you will see that they are made up of people of all different races. You don't have to be a certain race in order to participate in a sport.

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Athletes that dream of playing in the NBA or NFL shouldn't be forced to spend time in college or wait three years after high school graduation. The athletes should have a choice on if they want to go to college or join the NBA or NFL because it is their life and their career so they should have a say in what they wanna do with it.

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No they shouldn't since it simply doesn't make sense. There is a very good chance that many athletes are talented enough to make it into major leagues at the mere age of 18, and restricting them to go to college is illogical. They don't need a degree, and it seems to just be a scheme to make more money off athletes. Theres also an increased chance they will get injured in college during the three years, which can end an athlete's pro career before it even started.

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You should have to prove yourself and make sure you are able to play past high school, Its a completely different game. You have to be more profession because this is no longer just a hobby its a profession.

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the NFL and NFL rules creating a trust- like Environment because pressuring players into doing things for them of things they don't want to do its not. Which in turn allows the NCAA to make more money. For example, in the article, it says that the NBA and NFL forces players to wait three years before being able to be recruited in major league.

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i think that it could exist today but not at severe at it use to be. Most people know right from wrong now but theres still a handful of ignorance in the world.

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I do believe it is possible that there is a socioeconomic barrier existing today. According to the article, athletes are pressured attend college, even though they just want to pursue a career in sports. College costs money, and not everyone can afford it, which filters out some talented people, and possibly some talented athletes. This proves that a socioeconomic barrier does exist in some ways.

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A socioeconomic barrier still exists rather than racial barriers because past few years back we have moved past that and made compromises with different races. Now in present time everything is revolved around strong and amazing people of different types of races. It is not what you look like it is the potential that is put in.

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yes because they can decide wether they want to go continue to college or go straight to the mlb.

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I believe that athletes should spend at least 1 year in college because it will only be a benefit towards them. The high school experience is extremely different from the college one and they won't be ready for the major leagues. Also, getting an education in something else can serve as a backup in case their dream doesn't go as they planned.

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I don't believe that there is a racial barrier exists in sports because all players are treated equally. There are players that come from all over the world that come play for the US and we are accepting of them.

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The MLB has a more "Player Friendly" system for drafting new talent because they allow players to join the league at 16 or older.

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Yes, they have loosened certain restrictions that impaired the athlete's chances of displaying their true potential in baseball games. They are not forced to go to college at all, they can enter directly into the Major League Baseball Organization.

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The NFL and NBA are not creating a trust like environment because they are creating an argument which many people are against on attending to college for three years before being able to play. They should have the opportunity to be able to play and show what they got and so that way they can know if being athlete will be a profession for them.

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It is creating a friendlier drafting system because its giving players more rights to chose their own path in the league.

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Yes, i believe there is still a racial barrier because certain people will always favor certain races and religion over others. For example, coaches will favor certain players due to their background.

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The MLB is much more a "player friendly" system because the athletes have the ability to choose their path of going to college or the MLB.

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No they shouldnt wait because they never know if theyre going to get injured before .

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I believe that racial tensions have been reduced over time due to the diffusion of cultures in sports and society itself. More races have been recognized as being proficient in multiple sports that were previously overwhelmed by certain races.

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I believe that athletes have a dream of playing in the NBA or NFL should not have to spend time in college if they have what it takes to become the athlete they want to be. In Another hand they should got to college and have a back up just in cases if anything happends to them will they are playing in a team.

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I do think that they have a more friendlier system , because it gives the athlete an option .

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yes it is possible especially because of the evidence presented. The sports that college is needed , the players are at a high percentage of a certain race.

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It is possible, but its not likely.

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I think the NFL and NBA are creating a trust like environment because many players are forced to wait up to three years. However, they are protecting their athletes.

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The MLB is more a "player friendly" system because they allow players to join. Its a more simply way to play.

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I don't think that there is a racial barrier today, because it's honestly not about their race. Its how good and talented your in the sport.

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NBA and NFL rules are not creating a trust-like environment because these industries are not providing viable options to pursue a professional career upon graduation from high school. The NFL won't allow players to be drafted until 3 years after they graduate, and there are also age limitations for players in the NBA. These restrictions are "antithetical to the capitalistic American marketplace."

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Athletes that dream of playing in the NBA or NFL should be forced to spend time in college because graduating as high school basketball players or high school football players doesn't provide them the option to pursue a professional career in America. However, as stated in the article, "College is, therefore, the default choice for players wishing to pursue a pro career in football and basketball. The result is that college football and basketball are de facto minor leagues for the NFL and the NBA, which have created eligibility rules that are designed to protect the value of their brands and ensure that both leagues retain a free minor league system."

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Major League Baseball most definitely has a more "player friendly" system for drafting new talent because when it comes to monetizing their skills, "at 18 years old they can enter the draft, be drafted, negotiate, and then if they don’t like the offer they can go to college and be redrafted again several years later." It is indeed the ideal model since it allows players to assess their worth and then decide from there.

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It is possible that a socioeconomic/racial barrier still exists today, but it is unlikely. According to the article, "By and large the American kids of all races turning pro in baseball, hockey, golf or soccer are from higher socioeconomic classes than those playing football or basketball...The majority of the American athletes in all of these sports also happen to be white. Meanwhile, the substantial majority of the football and basketball players with professional potential being forced into college are from lower socioeconomic classes and the majority of the football and basketball players on campus with pro potential are black." Athletes of both the majority and minority are being represented in the professional leagues, but it may still be an minor issue depending on the coaches and the industry itself.

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In sports today, there is no racial barrier that still occurs. Overtime, the color of the athlete's skin in no longer a concern for other players in any league. People have ultimately come to terms with the racism and don't disrespect the other players.