Source: BroBible
Summary
UNLV men’s basketball coach Josh Pastner proposed a radical idea to sell the team to a wealthy investor for $10-12 million, allowing the program to compete with top colleges. However, this idea raises concerns about the commercialization of college sports and the potential loss of connection between athletes and the university.
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The habit gets a new name.
College sports gets a price tag. UNLV’s Josh Pastner thinks a wealthy investor can buy the team’s success. $10-12 million is the magic number. The NCAA might have something to say about this. But hey, who needs rules when you’ve got cash?
Original observation: “College sports is just a cheaper version of the NBA, minus the talent.”
Author: Evan Null
