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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 132009886" data-attributes="member: 1428007">In pro athletics players are not paid evenly.&nbsp; In business people are not paid the same.Right now,&nbsp; scholarships are the same across the board whether you are ie a golfer or tennis player bringing in nothing essentially,&nbsp; or a football player responsible for tens of millions of generated revenues per year.&nbsp; Thats not fair,&nbsp; because in essence you are taking from the revenue producers to give to the non revenue producer.&nbsp; Football and bb players are getting on average about 8% of what they actually generate via a scholarship. Whereas non revenue athletes are getting much closer to 100% per studies.NIL deals conversely are an individuals ability to generate money no matter the sport.&nbsp; Its not affiliated with the school,&nbsp; private companies and or groups provide the money and individuals sign their own deals,&nbsp; not as a group but independently of one another just as in general everyone can try to negotiate whatever pay they want to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 132009886, member: 1428007"] In pro athletics players are not paid evenly. In business people are not paid the same. Right now, scholarships are the same across the board whether you are ie a golfer or tennis player bringing in nothing essentially, or a football player responsible for tens of millions of generated revenues per year. Thats not fair, because in essence you are taking from the revenue producers to give to the non revenue producer. Football and bb players are getting on average about 8% of what they actually generate via a scholarship. Whereas non revenue athletes are getting much closer to 100% per studies. NIL deals conversely are an individuals ability to generate money no matter the sport. Its not affiliated with the school, private companies and or groups provide the money and individuals sign their own deals, not as a group but independently of one another just as in general everyone can try to negotiate whatever pay they want to. [/QUOTE]

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