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If this is how NCAA revenue sports are going to work, then the pro leagues should dispense with the age-related requirements. If 18 y/o’s are going to be professional athletes either way, they may as well be part of a union, get proper compensation, and have better protection from the worlds of casinos and sports betting. Removing the recruits who want to play for pure (sometimes short term) profit will be good for the NCAA now as it will allow schools to recruit student athletes who place some value on the education (and football training) they receive in college. And even better for Stanford for obvious reasons.

[TrumpCard]

If this is how NCAA revenue sports are going to work, then the pro leagues should dispense with the age-related requirements. If 18 y/o’s are going to be professional athletes either way, they may as well be part of a union, get proper compensation, and have better protection from the worlds of casinos and sports betting. Removing the recruits who want to play for pure (sometimes short term) profit will be good for the NCAA now as it will allow schools to recruit student athletes who place some value on the education (and football training) they receive in college. And even better for Stanford for obvious reasons.