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WarriorDad

Quote from: jesmu84 on March 23, 2018, 07:15:28 AM
What? It certainly makes it significantly improved.

Just like there's still moonshine made illegally, but not as much a problem as if we had prohibition

Black market is thriving in Colorado.  http://bigthink.com/ideafeed/pot-is-legal-in-colorado-so-why-is-the-black-market-for-it-thriving

Boozeman said the violations go away by simply paying the players what they are worth.  That doesn't make it so.
"No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth."
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Quote from: WarriorDad on March 24, 2018, 10:22:25 PM
Black market is thriving in Colorado.  http://bigthink.com/ideafeed/pot-is-legal-in-colorado-so-why-is-the-black-market-for-it-thriving

Boozeman said the violations go away by simply paying the players what they are worth.  That doesn't make it so.

I don't think employment and controlled substances are very good comparisons. What exactly would be the black market if players could be legally paid? I can't think of a black market in other professional sports.

WarriorDad

Quote from: Boozemon Barro on March 25, 2018, 05:42:15 PM
I don't think employment and controlled substances are very good comparisons. What exactly would be the black market if players could be legally paid? I can't think of a black market in other professional sports.

Human beings desire more, it is in our DNA.  You pay someone something, they will still want more.  There is truly no such thing as saying pay them and poof, it all goes away.  People will double dip, still get paid on the side, anything to get an edge.  There would be the official payment from the school, but rest assured under the table there would be more from outside interests.  It is naive to think paying players makes it all go away.
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