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This message is regarding a "Student-Athlete Compensation" survey being administered by graduate students at The Ohio State University. The survey and its results are being used solely for the purpose of a Business of College Sports course group project. The direct survey link to the secure, survey site is below:

https://surveys.ehe.ohio-state.edu/Take ... ID=ml1H76m" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated !

For the record, no this is not me being a prick.

Sorry man, I'm a huge OSU fan so people would automatically speculate that it was me here being a douche.

nevermind

Sorry, you lost me at "The".

osu_buckeye13 wrote:This message is regarding a "Student-Athlete Compensation" survey being administered by graduate students at The Ohio State University. The survey and its results are being used solely for the purpose of a Business of College Sports course group project. The direct survey link to the secure, survey site is below:

https://surveys.ehe.ohio-state.edu/Take ... ID=ml1H76m" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated !

How about a Student-Student compensation survey? You know, where non-athlete students work on projects that help professors get large grants for the university.

And hey, let's have a survey where we separate revenue sports from non-revenue sports. I mean, who the heck is going to vote to pay a person to be on a university women's equestrian team? Besides football and basketball, what sports actually gain revenue for a university? And if the schools need to pay the athletes in those sports, then what will happen to Title X? At what point do schools decide to get out of sports? Then what happens to the student athletes who actually don't go to school to make professional dollars off of sports and go instead to have their education covered?

Then we can administer a Student-Average Joe Compensation survey where students would actually have to pay non-students because the students willfully go along with their inflated grades to get a degree in musical chairs that will hopefully get them a job where they will replace a person who doesn't have a degree?

The future looks good!

I wouldn't help Ohio State if you paid me.


Go Blue!!