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I'm Patrick Bedevi host to value team and today we're going to talk a little bit

about sports and that is should these college athletes who work their

tails off and make billions of dollars for the NCAA actually get paid?

There's two different sides to the argument One side they shouldn't because the scholarship

is already aware of them getting paid, right? And so if we do pay them, they're going to be

spoiled, they won't put as much effort to play. Then on the other side it's a

business if the NCAA is making money they should as well. I got

four points to cover with you then an idea at the end. Point number one, the

NCAA last year generated 11 billion dollars in revenues according to Mark Edelman

11 billion dollars only two sports made more money than the NCAA that's the

major league baseball and the NFL and C double a made more money than NBA and

NHL. The president of NCAA made 1.7 million dollars last year which he

should because he generated revenues. Point number two is a lot passed back in 1972. It's called Title IX. The

purpose of Title IX is to not discriminate against different sports. So if I'm

playing college football or basketball or tennis or gymnastics or track I

should one get more scholarship because football is more important in tennis and it's also a

discrimination against men and women.

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