uncadawg said:

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808 Dawg said:

revenue from NIL (compensation for the university generating revenue through tv and other marketing avenues) should be split in an equitable manner based on the amount of revenue generation of each sport.

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OriginalGatorHator said:

Student loans are usurious.

Gen Z is entering into the worst American market in living memory saddled with more debt than any American generation. They can’t discharge this debt and societies owe it to the younger generation to ensure they have a fair chance to make it in life.

Ensuring they don’t is how revolutions happen.

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FlatsWaterDawg said:

Is the reason why if you have a daughter who plays a high school sport (no matter how good or bad), she can typically get a free education somewhere in the USA (may not be here first choice).

Too many scholarships in the lower tier female sports in an attempt to balance out football scholarships.

Really the entire thing is skewed b/c there’s no female sport equal to football in terms of participation/team size.

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OriginalGatorHator said:

Sure, this is a point of disagreement between me and my fellow right wingers on this board. I’ll try to summarize as briefly as I can. *ended up not being that brief*


Our entire educational system/ societal structure (whatever you call it) teaches young people from the time they are 3 to the time they are 18 that if they want a slice of the American dream they must go to college. Going to college is expensive and saddles people with at minimum thousands of dollars of non dischargable debt but America tells its youth not to worry about that because of the promise of the American dream.

But due to a number of reasons, that is rarely true in 2025. Graduating from college no longer secures fulfilling employment which allows young people to purchase a home and start a family (there are exceptions obviously I’m just talking about the general rule). Instead they will be working for a soulless corporate entity, making the same wage their father did 30 years ago when rent, gas, groceries etc has all risen by 300%.

It’s fraud and it’s usurious and if we as a society don’t want millions and millions of young people saddled with debt they will never pay off something has to be done.

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stray said:

OK, but fraud by whom? The parents? The colleges? Politicians? College was VERY valuable many years ago but not as much now. If everyone has a degree, it becomes worthless.
In addition, college tuition has skyrocketed. With all of Biden's socialist/communist agendas, it's funny how he never tried to impose price controls on secondary education. We all know that colleges are run and staffed by his supporters and the teachers union tells him not to touch their bank account.
Most of these colleges have MASSIVE endowments because they convinced everyone their institution is worth paying exorbitant prices.

We should be teaching economics in that 3-18 year age so when they go to take a student loan, they are smart enough not to finance more than they can ever hope to pay back. These are 18 year old adults making adult decisions. They should act like adults and pay them back. If it's difficult, then it's just another lesson our education system teaches them.

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-lowcountrydawg said:

The entire Biden admin went to the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard and spent a career either in Academia or Government. That, along with being stylish from an ethnicity and sexual orientation perspective are the two most important criteria in being added to the admin. The result of this is what we got the last four years. Especially economically, the echo-chamber from folks who don't know shit about business firsthand is criminally insane.

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