Could’ve paid each Clemson scholarship FB player $235k instead… life changing money that could lead to home ownership, starting a small business, generational wealth. Illegally price fixing athlete pay is unAmerican and has real consequences. Equal rights > big score boards.

👀 NCPA has the Department of Education, NLRB, *and* now the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission investigating No Pay (above GIA+COA) as racial discrimination in violation of educational civil rights and employment laws. Ramogi Huma plays the long game for what is right.

NCPA Executive Director Ramogi Huma discusses college athlete NIL, revenue sharing, employee status, health & safety, and the College Athletes Bill of Rights on NPR. Where is this all heading and why? Take a listen… npr.org/2022/09/14/112…

Columbia track athlete Julia Jordahl-Henry: “Many of us are desperate for financial relief. Every Ivy League athlete & recruit needs to know if our schools are going to begin offering athletic scholarships.” Athletes sound off, major implications: ncpanow.org/releases-advis…

Pay the players.

Pay the players.

Many don’t realize that scores of college athletes with scholarships who work 30-40 hrs/week in their sport struggle w food insecurity, homelessness and, yes, must take out student loans to get by. Please share.

One of our NCPA athlete representatives, Julia Henry , wrote a powerful Op-Ed about her experience at Columbia that underlines the need for merit & athletic scholarships in the Ivy League. Please Like & Retweet!! columbiaspectator.com/opinion/2022/1…

Pay the players.

NCPA athlete leaders launch #FairRevShare campaign advocating to use a fair portion of revenue for athlete compensation, Ivy League scholarships, enforcing safety standards, Title IX… during their game.

More coverage of NCPA leaders launching the #FairRevShare campaign along with leaders at other campuses. Pivotal campaign announcements will be made in the weeks and months to come. Change is coming.

“The ‘S’ on our hands is a call for economic freedom and fairness…The time for fair revenue share is long overdue” - Michigan basketball player & NCPA leader Hunter Dickinson on wearing an “S” for “Share” on his hand during tonights game v Pitt. #FairRevShare

#FairRevShare calls for scholarships for Ivy League athletes. Brown BB player Grace Kirk: “As Ivy League athletes, we work just as hard as any other D1 team.. some high-level athletes cannot make the financial sacrifice to play for Ivy League schools w/o scholarship money”

Michigan BB’s Hunter Dickinson “We deserve the same freedoms & protections under the law as other Americans. We need the US DOJ to eliminate NCAA compensation restrictions that rob thousands of college athletes of what would be the most valuable years of our lives” #FairRevShare

More proof college sports isn’t amateur. Pay the players. #FairRevShare