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Post by Deleted on Jan 22, 2016 8:22:32 GMT -6
Ohh poor you. (Frownie face emoji) You have no basis behind anything you have said. No facts, no truths, then you wanna throw a race card out. It's the old white man's fault. I love that you got on here to troll, but you argument is so invalid that it's actually comical. Now you have resorted to name calling and talking about pleasing oneself to animae. So listen closely brony who probably supports Hillary. That money made by the SEC is distributed to each school. So once again proving you wrong the money does not go to some old white man.
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Post by Hands11 on Jan 22, 2016 8:25:39 GMT -6
WHOA!!
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Post by Deleted on Jan 22, 2016 9:31:48 GMT -6
not all of these guys are getting a free education. in fact very few, very few, are getting a full ride, with the limited number of of scholarships available, very few get full athletic rides, now some of them might get academic scholarship monies. but by and large these kids are getting limited scholarships, aren't allowed to have jobs to supplement their incomes. all the while the colleges can come and drop you from your scholarship at any time. coaching changes, injuries, etc. these are not 4 year scholarships and in fact the amount offered to an athlete can go up or down year to year. all the while colleges are making millions of dollars off of these kids. and comparing a "free education" and i use that term loosely, to the hundreds of millions or dollars the conferences, colleges, and the NCAA are making off these young men and women it hardly adds up to an even trade.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 22, 2016 9:34:08 GMT -6
JohnnyFootball is just trying to get people fired up and get conversation going.........He doesn't believe what he is actually saying
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Post by Deleted on Jan 22, 2016 9:43:53 GMT -6
not all of these guys are getting a free education. in fact very few, very few, are getting a full ride, with the limited number of of scholarships available, very few get full athletic rides, now some of them might get academic scholarship monies. but by and large these kids are getting limited scholarships, aren't allowed to have jobs to supplement their incomes. all the while the colleges can come and drop you from your scholarship at any time. coaching changes, injuries, etc. these are not 4 year scholarships and in fact the amount offered to an athlete can go up or down year to year. all the while colleges are making millions of dollars off of these kids. and comparing a "free education" and i use that term loosely, to the hundreds of millions or dollars the conferences, colleges, and the NCAA are making off these young men and women it hardly adds up to an even trade. The NCAA mandated limit is 85 scholarships for division 1 Football. Not so few my friend.
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Post by TOBC on Jan 22, 2016 9:44:24 GMT -6
speaking of scholly's...........saw where the lincoln christian QB dumped boise st and is now going to mizzou. guess that visit he got from huepel yesterday was pretty convincing.
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Post by Hands11 on Jan 22, 2016 9:53:20 GMT -6
not all of these guys are getting a free education. in fact very few, very few, are getting a full ride, with the limited number of of scholarships available, very few get full athletic rides, now some of them might get academic scholarship monies. but by and large these kids are getting limited scholarships, aren't allowed to have jobs to supplement their incomes. all the while the colleges can come and drop you from your scholarship at any time. coaching changes, injuries, etc. these are not 4 year scholarships and in fact the amount offered to an athlete can go up or down year to year. all the while colleges are making millions of dollars off of these kids. and comparing a "free education" and i use that term loosely, to the hundreds of millions or dollars the conferences, colleges, and the NCAA are making off these young men and women it hardly adds up to an even trade. All FBS football players offered a scholarship are offered in full. Now, when you get to talking about D-II that's when the partials come out because they are only allotted 36 scholarships a year.
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Post by TOBC on Jan 22, 2016 10:19:28 GMT -6
most D-III's don't even give scholarships.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 22, 2016 10:34:33 GMT -6
not all of these guys are getting a free education. in fact very few, very few, are getting a full ride, with the limited number of of scholarships available, very few get full athletic rides, now some of them might get academic scholarship monies. but by and large these kids are getting limited scholarships, aren't allowed to have jobs to supplement their incomes. all the while the colleges can come and drop you from your scholarship at any time. coaching changes, injuries, etc. these are not 4 year scholarships and in fact the amount offered to an athlete can go up or down year to year. all the while colleges are making millions of dollars off of these kids. and comparing a "free education" and i use that term loosely, to the hundreds of millions or dollars the conferences, colleges, and the NCAA are making off these young men and women it hardly adds up to an even trade. This guy gets it.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 22, 2016 10:36:28 GMT -6
not all of these guys are getting a free education. in fact very few, very few, are getting a full ride, with the limited number of of scholarships available, very few get full athletic rides, now some of them might get academic scholarship monies. but by and large these kids are getting limited scholarships, aren't allowed to have jobs to supplement their incomes. all the while the colleges can come and drop you from your scholarship at any time. coaching changes, injuries, etc. these are not 4 year scholarships and in fact the amount offered to an athlete can go up or down year to year. all the while colleges are making millions of dollars off of these kids. and comparing a "free education" and i use that term loosely, to the hundreds of millions or dollars the conferences, colleges, and the NCAA are making off these young men and women it hardly adds up to an even trade. All FBS football players offered a scholarship are offered in full. Now, when you get to talking about D-II that's when the partials come out because they are only allotted 36 scholarships a year. They are offered in full and renewed or declined on a semester by semester basis. Used to be for 4 years guarantee but no longer.
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Post by Hands11 on Jan 22, 2016 10:40:58 GMT -6
Exactly! But you have to really screw up badly to lose one!
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Post by Lebowski on Jan 22, 2016 11:11:29 GMT -6
I thought he looked a lot like this.... Is this Hitch
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Post by Hitch on Jan 22, 2016 11:15:45 GMT -6
I think it's Stud and Johnnyfootball
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Post by Deleted on Jan 22, 2016 11:31:29 GMT -6
What a couple of numbnuts
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Post by Hitch on Jan 22, 2016 12:17:15 GMT -6
Actually, those are two great coaches and even better men.
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Post by tonymontana on Jan 25, 2016 9:19:56 GMT -6
not all of these guys are getting a free education. in fact very few, very few, are getting a full ride, with the limited number of of scholarships available, very few get full athletic rides, now some of them might get academic scholarship monies. but by and large these kids are getting limited scholarships, aren't allowed to have jobs to supplement their incomes. all the while the colleges can come and drop you from your scholarship at any time. coaching changes, injuries, etc. these are not 4 year scholarships and in fact the amount offered to an athlete can go up or down year to year. all the while colleges are making millions of dollars off of these kids. and comparing a "free education" and i use that term loosely, to the hundreds of millions or dollars the conferences, colleges, and the NCAA are making off these young men and women it hardly adds up to an even trade. This guy gets it. Siding with Oldkat doesn't make your argument stronger.
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Post by kennywayne9 on Jan 25, 2016 9:28:05 GMT -6
All FBS football players offered a scholarship are offered in full. Now, when you get to talking about D-II that's when the partials come out because they are only allotted 36 scholarships a year. They are offered in full and renewed or declined on a semester by semester basis. Used to be for 4 years guarantee but no longer. It has never been a 4 year guarantee.
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Post by tonymontana on Jan 25, 2016 9:37:08 GMT -6
If the free education could not be revoked I might could see your point but a kid tears his knee up he's of scholarship the next semester... If it were like slavery A&M would have cut the foot off a couple of QBs this year!!!!
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Post by Hitch on Jan 25, 2016 15:37:59 GMT -6
OH SNAP!!!!!
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Post by Hands11 on Jan 28, 2016 9:08:17 GMT -6
They are offered in full and renewed or declined on a semester by semester basis. Used to be for 4 years guarantee but no longer. It has never been a 4 year guarantee. Yea I don't believe i've ever seen a 4 year "guaranteed" scholarship...
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