billion contract to broadcast March Madness, but the athletes responsible for generating the money do not see a dime of it. As the money generated by NCAA sports continues to fill the pockets of its profit oriented directors, the simmering debate over whether athletes should be compensated for the revenue they produce has risen to a new high. This debate will continue to catch the attention of the American people as long as cash-strapped athletes struggle to fit work time into an already insanely busy schedule. A full athletic scholarship does cover the cost of most basic living provisions. The scholar athlete's schooling is paid for but that can only
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