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“The Slippery Slope Of Pizza Money": The Money Scheme

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“The Slippery Slope of Pizza Money,” written by Douglas S. Looney, deals with the controversial issue of athletic scholarships given out by the NCAA at the collegiate level. This article states the new idea that college athletes on scholarship can now have jobs as well as attending school during ....

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....that these students are actually going to show up for these jobs that their coaches arranged for them? Do we really even think that these jobs actually do exist? I don’t. “Then, of course,” Lonney continues, “What will happen is the now legitimized play-for-pay – gosh, remember when we naively thought college athletics were secondary to education and that an athlete getting school paid for was a darn handsome reward? – will have checks providing a quasi-proper paper trail. What is not addres....
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