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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The universities, whether they are public or private, should stop preferential admissions to legacies, athletes, donors’ children, celebrities’ children.[/quote] Agreed. I’d also like to see the big time college sports changed. The kids on the football/basketball/baseball/hockey teams at these big D1 schools are generally not even vaguely student-athletes. They should just have semi-pro teams related to colleges. Never going to happen of course.[/quote] OP - interesting thanks . Who would this apply to? Big 10 schools? [/quote] OP again - I have heard mixed reports about value added by big sports teams at universities - that they bring in revenue and foster school spirit. I also heard that athletic recruits lose their scholarships unless they maintain good grades. How do you think these top athletic programs are hurting college life? Are universities spending too much money and energy recruiting athletes rather than top scholars ? What are the downsides to you about D1 programs ?[/quote] The vast majority of athletic programs run a deficit. I’ll just re-quote what Cardale Jones, the national championship winning quarterback as OSU said - “Why should we have to go to class if we came here to play FOOTBALL, we ain't come to play SCHOOL classes are POINTLESS” [/quote]
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