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Post by giveansk1 on May 23, 2024 5:26:13 GMT -5
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Post by diehardexplorer on May 24, 2024 15:28:27 GMT -5
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Post by lsumascot on May 24, 2024 15:42:24 GMT -5
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Post by GlitterBro #2 on May 25, 2024 8:35:22 GMT -5
Been wondering a lot about how tbis affects the non-revenue sports. Will colleges moved toward more of the club sports model? When I was in grad school and rowed for Notre Dame the men's team was a club sport. Same for my son who rowed for Villanova. My daughter rowed for Duquesne and it was an NCAA varsity sport for her.
If schools are now going to have to pay players for football and basketball, are they just going to relegate the non revenue sports to a club model...think soccer and baseball now with some of the top club program.
Would the schools be wise to start their own club feeders? A U12 through U21 La Salle club soccer program, for example? Malvern Prep has something like this with swimming and wrestling and gets kids who start out in their youth feeder programs to come to the school for high school.
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Post by lasallejohn on May 28, 2024 8:06:13 GMT -5
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Post by calsufan on May 28, 2024 8:20:49 GMT -5
Been wondering a lot about how tbis affects the non-revenue sports. Will colleges moved toward more of the club sports model? When I was in grad school and rowed for Notre Dame the men's team was a club sport. Same for my son who rowed for Villanova. My daughter rowed for Duquesne and it was an NCAA varsity sport for her. If schools are now going to have to pay players for football and basketball, are they just going to relegate the non revenue sports to a club model...think soccer and baseball now with some of the top club program. Would the schools be wise to start their own club feeders? A U12 through U21 La Salle club soccer program, for example? Malvern Prep has something like this with swimming and wrestling and gets kids who start out in their youth feeder programs to come to the school for high school. I just love the bastardization of college athletics because of the greed on all sides.  |
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Post by weston2 on May 28, 2024 10:53:27 GMT -5
Been wondering a lot about how tbis affects the non-revenue sports. Will colleges moved toward more of the club sports model? When I was in grad school and rowed for Notre Dame the men's team was a club sport. Same for my son who rowed for Villanova. My daughter rowed for Duquesne and it was an NCAA varsity sport for her. If schools are now going to have to pay players for football and basketball, are they just going to relegate the non revenue sports to a club model...think soccer and baseball now with some of the top club program. Would the schools be wise to start their own club feeders? A U12 through U21 La Salle club soccer program, for example? Malvern Prep has something like this with swimming and wrestling and gets kids who start out in their youth feeder programs to come to the school for high school. Bring back the "territorial draft".  |
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Post by crayzeeguy on May 28, 2024 12:44:21 GMT -5
Been wondering a lot about how tbis affects the non-revenue sports. Will colleges moved toward more of the club sports model? When I was in grad school and rowed for Notre Dame the men's team was a club sport. Same for my son who rowed for Villanova. My daughter rowed for Duquesne and it was an NCAA varsity sport for her. If schools are now going to have to pay players for football and basketball, are they just going to relegate the non revenue sports to a club model...think soccer and baseball now with some of the top club program. Would the schools be wise to start their own club feeders? A U12 through U21 La Salle club soccer program, for example? Malvern Prep has something like this with swimming and wrestling and gets kids who start out in their youth feeder programs to come to the school for high school. Bring back the "territorial draft". Would a team full of Nova players even make the playoffs, let alone win a round?! |
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