1. STUDENT ATHLETE’S RECEIVE COMPENSATION By Eric Toepfer

2. NCAA’s Profit  NCAA is a multi-billion dollar industry

3. Top Universities Total Revenue -$123,769,841/year -$120,288,370/year -$115,737,022/year

4. Question  Why should the NCAA be able to profit off of student athletes on field performance?

5. WalMart Overseas factory workers get paid 41 cents/hour NCAA does not pay their workers (student-athletes)

6.  Consists of:  1) Free tuition  2) Free room and board  3) Free books and merchandise COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP

7. NO MONEY TO PAY FOR EXPENSES Student-athletes are still college students No money to pay for extracurricular activities

8. NO TIME FOR PART-TIME JOB College Sport is a full-time job Full-time College Student

9. Strength Training/ Film Study Student-athletes required to put in time in weight room In season, also required to study film on upcoming opponent

10. First-Hand Experience Live with five student athletes Play football for the University of Cincinnati Busy from dawn to dusk

11. Family Background Most high profile student-athletes do not come from money No income from parents

12. Selling Memorabilia  Six Ohio State football players suspended for selling merchandise  Sold merchandise for cash

13. Selling Memorabilia  Johnny Manziel sold autograph for cash  Criticized

14. Texas A&M Texas A&M made over $37 million dollars off Johnny Manziel Stadium Expansion Recruiting increase

15. Excuses.. NCAA says high-profiled athletes will get paid at the next levelNCAA says high-profiled athletes will get paid at the next level

16. What If.. Career Ending InjuryCareer Ending Injury No financial support for play on the fieldNo financial support for play on the field

17. PROPOSAL  Sharing the wealth  Give student athletes small cut of revenue

18. PROPOSAL CONTINUED..  Allow athletes to sell merchandise

19. What can we do? We are in bad position Proposal must come within NCAA Officials

20. Key Points O NCAA multi-billion dollar industry O Student athletes no time for part-time job O Unable to sell merchandise