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Old 10-21-2013, 03:08 PM  
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Originally Posted by dyna mo View Post
the study is interesting. it seems to think there is a link between the revenues brought in from the athletic program and divides that # between athletes and assigns them each a value based on that:



it then goes on the report that a scholarship does not fully cover costs of attending college by a few thousand $:



unfortunately, that's not how academia works. for instance, when i attended college, i provided significant research on a history topic that the prof/acdemian then took into his own research and made new conclusions that brought both him and the university accolades.

i was not on a scholarship, i was paying my tuition in full as well as room and board, books, food, beer, etc.
Does the study give any numbers on how many of these kids would not be able to go to college if not for the sports programs?

On another note, I have two cousins that went to Notre Dame on a "full ride." Academic scholarships. They both had to pay room, books, and a variety of other expenses related to school.
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