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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Soccer doesn't generate revenue for colleges.  Football and basketball do, and it's not like that for every college.  Some make way more than others.  If/when the NIL/NCAA lawsuits get settled, sports in college will change.  Title IX won't be the saving grace either.[/quote]

Not really. NCAA will simply institute a salary cap of sorts which is essentially what the agreed upon number of scholarships per sport amounts to currently.

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Salary caps are illegal restrains of trade. For it to be legal either congress has to pass a law granting them anti-trust exemption (good luck getting congress to pass anything) or it has to be negotiated as part of a CBA (again, good luck unionizing when it's illegal for state employees in several large states to be unionized). Scholarship limits are on the long lists of NCAA practices that will be challenged. Currently, the ivy league prohibition on athletic scholarships is the subject of a lawsuit. If that goes in favor of the plaintiffs, expect scholarship caps in general to be the next suit. [/quote]

Keep it up and if we’re lucky all college sports will die. Who needs them?

And then perhaps we can finally kill off HS sports and club sports too. They are a waste of HS budgets and time.

The only reason kids should even consider playing sports is for the pursuit of professionalism. In order to accomplish that all of the professional leagues should provide academies.

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