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  1. Mar 2018
    1. "Would stay in school alot longer if they were paid" _jamal crawford

      he got suspended fo rhaving a coach help pay for his meals or just little things, didnt know he broke the rules bc it was small to him

  2. Feb 2018
    1. Dennis Smith Jr (NC State)- $73,500 Isaiah Whitehead (Seton Hall)- $37,657 BAM Adebayo (Kentucky) – $36,500 Markelle Fultz (Wash) – $10,000 Josh Jackson (Kansas) – $2,700

      Dennis Smith Jr (NC State)- $73,500 Isaiah Whitehead (Seton Hall)- $37,657 BAM Adebayo (Kentucky) – $36,500 Markelle Fultz (Wash) – $10,000 Josh Jackson (Kansas) – $2,700

    1. Documents also link current Michigan State forward Miles Bridges, Alabama guard Collin Sexton and Duke forward Wendell Carter as receiving benefits for themselves or for family members. Duke said Carter's eligibility has not been effected by the Yahoo! report. 

      Documents also link current Michigan State forward Miles Bridges, Alabama guard Collin Sexton and Duke forward Wendell Carter as receiving benefits for themselves or for family members. Duke said Carter's eligibility has not been effected by the Yahoo! report.

    2. San Diego State has suspended senior Malik Pope after he was alleged to have received a $1,400 payment. 

      San Diego State has suspended senior Malik Pope after he was alleged to have received a $1,400 payment.

    1. Lonzo Ball, should NCAA players be paid? “I do. All the money they generate for the programs & stuff, it’s kind of an unfair system...Everybody knows everybody’s getting paid & that’s how it is. Everybody’s getting paid anyway. You might as well make it legal. That’s how I feel."

    1. receive free tuition, room, meal plans, and some money for books and miscellaneous expenses. At the bigger, more successful universities, athletes also receive academic counseling, tutoring, life skill training, and even nutritional advice. Certainly, not all student athletes are on scholarship and not all are on full scholarships but the student athletes in the revenue sports are receiving compensation in the form of educational benefits and living expenses. To an economist, this is “pay.”

      The ones who are being looked at for sponsorships are the ones who are not staying for a long time and therefore campus paid privilages are not needed -arguement : the underlined

      True, The athletes are one-and done but they need "sponsership money" to help out family

    1. Uses college atheletes Jersey or Name for prodcuts which the NCAA or the college gets 100% of profits. They could at least give the athlete 1% back for personal use-they are using there name and I think they are enititled to some of the money.

      The athlete probally did sign some legal document stateign that there name can be used for merch -but still

    1. NCAA is enforcing a rule that is more or less a double standard because these athletes seem to be paid very well by the NCAA itself in some degrees through bowl win awards and other things.

      Bowl wins- colleges get a bonus if the "atheletes" win

    1. Green originally committed to Oklahoma State University, but later decided to enter the NBA Draft upon graduation. He hired an agent, thereby making himself ineligible to participate in NCAA athletics.

      In cases like this. Once you hire an Agent to enter the draft, you automatically become ineligable for any other NCAA sports. If a player were no to get drafted in the current years draft, they are left with 2 options; train for next years draft or they could sign with a team in free agency and hopefully get picked up in the summer.

    1. If a college-bound student-athlete is paid for appearing in a commercial or receives an endorsement before he or she is accepted at an NCAA member school, his or her eligibility could be affected. ... However, the prospective student-athlete may receive expenses related to the commercial event such as meals or lodging.

      they can do promotional things, but the athelete cannot recieve any money for particpating

    1. Meet LaMelo Ball, who committed to UCLA at 13 2019 PG Melo Ball shares what it's like to be considered one of the nation's best freshman and the lineage of Ball brothers headed to Westwood.

      Melo committed at 13 to UCLA

    1. In the latest dramatic development for the Ball family, LiAngelo Ball, the U.C.L.A. freshman basketball player who recently got into legal trouble while in China, will leave the team.“We learned today of LiAngelo Ball’s intention to withdraw from U.C.L.A.,” the Bruins’ coach, Steve Alford, said in a statement. “We respect the decision he and his family have made, and we wish him all the best in the future.”TMZ Sports initially reported the news that LiAngelo Ball would not return, and ESPN later confirmed the news with Ball’s father, LaVar, who said his son was leaving the school entirely. Lonzo Ball, LiAngelo’s older brother, starred for U.C.L.A. last season before departing for the N.B.A. after his freshman year.“We are exploring other options with Gelo,” LaVar Ball told ESPN, using LiAngelo’s nickname. “He’s out of there.” Advertisement Continue reading the main story In the ESPN report, LaVar Ball said that LiAngelo would not be seeking another college team, and would instead begin preparing for the N.B.A. draft. But while his brother, Lonzo, was the No. 2 pick in this year’s draft, LiAngelo is not considered an N.B.A. prospect. Continue reading the main story Related Coverage Trump Blasts LaVar Ball: ‘I Should Have Left Them in Jail!’ NOV. 19, 2017 How Trump Helped Liberate U.C.L.A. ‘Knuckleheads’ From China NOV. 14, 2017 High Octane Is a Brotherly Blend FEB. 19, 2016 Advertisement Continue reading the main story The family’s only public commentary on the move thus far has been a post to Twitter by their shoe and apparel company, Big Baller Brand. Family First. ️️️ pic.twitter.com/ijeVHHkcdz — Big Baller Brand (@bigballerbrand) Dec. 5, 2017 If the decision is not reversed, LiAngelo Ball, who gained national notice when he and his two brothers all committed to play for the Bruins, will finish his stint at U.C.L.A. without appearing in a regular season game for the team, though he did play in the preseason.LiAngelo Ball’s problems at U.C.L.A. started with a disastrous trip to China with the team, during which he and three teammates were arrested on suspicion of shoplifting. President Trump, who was on a tour of Asia, personally intervened with President Xi Jinping of China to get the issue settled. The team responded to the incident by suspending Ball and the two other players who were arrested, Cody Riley and Jalen Hill, on an indefinite basis.While Ball made it clear in his public remarks following his return to the United States that he was grateful for the president’s assistance, the situation escalated when LaVar Ball publicly questioned how much help the president had actually delivered.For LaVar Ball, the drama of arguing with the president and having his son leave U.C.L.A. — where his youngest son, LaMelo, is also committed to attend in 2019 — is nothing new. The patriarch of the family is so outspoken that the Lakers have been enforcing a policy in which the news media is not permitted to congregate in a section of the arena where family and associates of the players wait after the game. Some employees have reportedly been calling the enforcement the “LaVar Ball rule”.How the situation at U.C.L.A. will affect Lonzo Ball, a rookie guard for the Los Angeles Lakers, is unknown, but as recently as last night he had been telling reporters that the drama around him was beginning to die down. Asked about the chaos surrounding him and his brother’s legal situation, Lonzo Ball said: “Yeah, it is definitely calming down, given that it happened two weeks ago. When it first happened, it was definitely on me and stuff. But it definitely died down.”

      Liangelo had pulled out of UCLA after his China case. Gelo had not played a game with the Bruins yet in the regular season. At the time, Lavar Ball said "We are seeking other options"

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