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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunsHat View Post
    It came off as knock by simply assuming people major in kinesiology to be PE teacher. When I’d say majority do not.

    90% of classes are in bourgeois, the word kinesiology means “study of movement” so it encompasses so many pathways for graduates

    The admissions for PT school is competitive, most of my classmates had 3.8 gpa or higher who went to PT. Also I’ve had some friends go to chiropractor.

    Anything in healthcare is always competitive, however also diverse with numerous job opportunities when finishing schooling.

    I don’t know anyone unemployed or “looking for work” with a healthcare background.
    Thanks. Dont think the knock post you reference was me.
    So do you think too many athletes are in it, what is the undergrad acceptance rate.
    should those without high enough gpa change major to make room for other students that have a true interest?
    Does this major have more expenses, equipment, lab etc? I.e. we are actually losing money if scholarship athletes are in it but would cost less in another book only major?

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    Quote Originally Posted by R1Letterman View Post
    Thanks. Dont think the knock post you reference was me.
    So do you think too many athletes are in it, what is the undergrad acceptance rate.
    should those without high enough gpa change major to make room for other students that have a true interest?
    Does this major have more expenses, equipment, lab etc? I.e. we are actually losing money if scholarship athletes are in it but would cost less in another book only major?
    .So here is the situation……a very good NILer is getting hundreds of thousand of bucks from a big time fan/supporter…….he chooses to not go to class and academically becomes ineligible to play per NCAA, school, or conference rules…is he now ineligible to compete and not able to play??? Can he give a teacher thousands of bucks to pass him to be eligible? Can’t wait for this situation……remember the pretty co-Ed suddenly getting a passing grade for finals from the male professor!

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    Default Re: Telling It Like it is.....

    Quote Originally Posted by R1Letterman View Post
    Should espn have to pay the athletes they show in top 10 plays?
    You know.....that's a very good point..

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunVic View Post
    I guess you have not been following the basketball and softball transfers
    What athletes are you referring to? Name me the athletes that you would pay NIL money to that would return a good ROI for said donation.

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    Boomer, everybody remembers the pretty Co-Ed . . .


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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesTheJeweler View Post
    What athletes are you referring to? Name me the athletes that you would pay NIL money to that would return a good ROI for said donation.
    if you are that far back in the fog, give it up brother . . . 6 have just left softball and 3 or 4 left basketball

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunVic View Post
    if you are that far back in the fog, give it up brother . . . 6 have just left softball and 3 or 4 left basketball
    Athletes that are still here! And just because they are getting paid, still doesn't mean donors are getting a return on that "investment". Are you telling me any of the athletes that left here for more money are returning a good ROI?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunVic View Post
    if you are that far back in the fog, give it up brother . . . 6 have just left softball and 3 or 4 left basketball
    For instance, heard reports of Zeon getting $250k+ NIL money. Even if it's half that, what kind of return do you think that donor is getting back for their "advertising" dollar?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesTheJeweler View Post
    For instance, heard reports of Zeon getting $250k+ NIL money. Even if it's half that, what kind of return do you think that donor is getting back for their "advertising" dollar?
    every donor and every athlete is different . . . I believe Get Gordon is getting immeasurable return on every one of his investments no matter the athlete. I believe car dealers are also making hay with NIL donations and coming out very well as most of these are leases where they get back a good bit of the investment to reemploy . . . I believe NIL to the bigger schools bring back substantially more return which is one reason that schools like Louisiana have a more difficult time securing NIL investors . . . but this analysis on a case by case basis on both sides is way to complicated to just throw out a one liner

    not sure what DeBarge was earning in NIL but that is one that we don’t know how fortunate we were to be able to keep him here for 3 years without getting poached . . .

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesTheJeweler View Post
    You know.....that's a very good point..
    Thank you, and sorry certain posters will now hate you

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