[2006alum]

It sure is amusing seeing how people want to impose their ideals on others when it comes to compensation.

Funny.  That's what I thought when I read your post.

Nobody has a right to prevent anyone from earning what they can in a market, unless there is a collectively bargained agreement to allow it.

For a million different reasons, university admissions, athletic recruiting, and higher education in general are not free market systems, cannot be, and never will be. I would encourage you to resist imposing one normative value system on another system, because there's much more to your claim that is not merely descriptive.

[2006alum]

It sure is amusing seeing how people want to impose their ideals on others when it comes to compensation.

Funny.  That's what I thought when I read your post.

Nobody has a right to prevent anyone from earning what they can in a market, unless there is a collectively bargained agreement to allow it.

For a million different reasons, university admissions, athletic recruiting, and higher education in general are not free market systems, cannot be, and never will be. I would encourage you to resist imposing one normative value system on another system, because there's much more to your claim that is not merely descriptive.