“If they’re selling our jerseys and playing with us on video games and things of that nature, we should receive something for it.”

ESPN survey of the top 300 high school football recruits in the nation reveals that 60% of them favor a players union and over 86% believe players should receive a stipend.

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7 responses to ““If they’re selling our jerseys and playing with us on video games and things of that nature, we should receive something for it.”

  1. PTC DAWG

    I wonder what many of these kids would be doing on Saturday’s after High School WITHOUT a full ride scholarship. Maybe ask their parents.

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  2. Gravidy

    Really? I’m shocked, SHOC… oh, never mind.

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    • Dog in Fla

      I’m shocked, shocked that 40% of the ESPN Survey Says voters voted against their own prospective interest on whether college football players should be allowed to unionize…

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  3. MalibuScott

    I know it’s late and I’ve been drinking, but what if there were some sort of farm system for the NFL? MLB can draft right out of high school and for want of a better term “sponsors”a player until they are proven. On the same hand they can draft out of college. It would be the player’s choice to take the money up front and play professionally through the ranks, or play for a University as an amateur for the scholarship.

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  4. WarD Eagle

    “our” jerseys?

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  5. rocksalt

    ITEM! Unscientific poll of teenagers, conducted by an organization that stands to benefit from headlines based on response, yields expected result.

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