imo this is widespread, not just a sports phenomenon. the liberal arts paradigm is withering as more and more undergrads - even freshman and sophomores - focus on their internships in industry. i read recently that at many uc schools you now have to declare your science major with your application to have a chance of getting into that major. the scholar-companyman. so much for using your first 2 years to explore.
otoh, nil is great for seeing women athletes stay in school for 4 or 5 years. for example, olivia miles will play as a grad transfer and make around 800k rather than the 80k of the wnba. (yes, some of her endorsements will carry over to the pros, but not all of them). not that her staying helps notre dame.
otoh, nil is great for seeing women athletes stay in school for 4 or 5 years. for example, olivia miles will play as a grad transfer and make around 800k rather than the 80k of the wnba. (yes, some of her endorsements will carry over to the pros, but not all of them). not that her staying helps notre dame.