President Trump Drops Unexpected Bombshell That Could Shake Up College Sports Forever
The world of college sports has changed a lot in recent years, thanks mostly to Name, Image and Likeness. College athletes are now rightfully able to profit off of their own name, image and likeness. College football and college basketball programs across the country are spending $10 million or more on their rosters. Some college athletes, like Miami quarterback Carson Beck, for example, are making $4 million-plus in a year.
But some have begun to argue that college sports is at risk of losing its essence. Players are transferring at an alarming rate. Rosters are getting turned over basically every year. If college sports is just a worse version of professional sports – with even less regulation – what’s the point?
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