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To: allendale
If someone did an honest study of African Americans who played Division 1 sports fifteen years after playing and compared them to their peers who never attended college, it would be interesting to see if the experience actually benefited the athletes in some manner. Its already known that the schools get rich.

I would guess that any who got picked for NFL did VERY well, and the ones who did not get picked did poorly.

If I was an employer, I would look at them and decide (probably accurately) that they learned nothing but football.

20 posted on 01/01/2014 7:05:13 AM PST by PapaBear3625 (You don't notice it's a police state until the police come for you.)
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To: PapaBear3625

You would think that a person who played NFL football for even a short time would accrue considerable benefit. Not so sure. Ten years after playing, those ex athletes are often broke and are saddled with life long debilitating injuries. Some of course did very well. Would love to see an objective study how eighteen year old African American males who are recruited to play in Division 1 university sport programs fare in the long run compared to their peers who are not recruited.


22 posted on 01/01/2014 7:18:15 AM PST by allendale
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