As many as 44.7 million Americans have student loan debt, according to a 2018 report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The total amount of student loan debt is $1.47 trillion as of the end of 2018.
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Hey fraud. Post your realistic and formulated plan to pay college athletes at all levels. Thanks
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It’s right next to the realistic and formulated plan that pays literally everyone else. Clown.
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No one is saying there’s not enough money
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The NCAA and emmertt are saying that if we payed the kids then the schools don't have money which is a bunch of bs
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If only there were enough original tweets.
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This was all made by donations from former players and boosters such as Patrick Peterson and Tyrann Mathieu, to be fair.
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Now show us Dukes locker room
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If athletes are paid by university, what happens to all other sports other than men’s football and basketball? Those two subsidize all other programs. It would be the end of scholarships and all other sports. None of those support themselves.
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This is 100% the way I feel. Plus, it is really only the Power 5 conference’s who turn a profit (at football). Where is all this money coming from? Universities shouldn’t pay players. They should be able to market themselves outside the university.
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