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Winner: Boosters and fan pocketbooks
Athletic departments are still going to need boosters to make big-money contributions, arguably now more than ever as their budgets are squeezed amid a decrease in NCAA distributions and the advent of revenue-sharing. But the boosters and casual fans won't be so directly needed to fund talent acquisition. The term "booster fatigue" has become common in the college sports lexicon. Now, the primary onus for paying the players will be on the athletic departments. That takes financial pressure off supporters, who are already shelling out for seat licenses, season tickets, travel, merchandise, parking, concessions, cable packages and all the other expenses that come with being a college sports fan.
read more: https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/house-v-ncaa-settlement-winners-and-losers-athletes-take-monumental-step-non-revenue-sports-at-risk/amp/
You know, some of these kids are just more talented than everybody else. It sometimes has nothing to do with hard work. I have a cousin who plays at a ranked P4 college and his parents will even admit that he doesn’t work hard and never has. He was blessed with the ability to throw a baseball 90+ miles an hour and throw strikes. Is this the majority? Of course not, but there are plenty like him.
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