How College Athletics Should Work:

A student should get 4 years of eligibility to be used in 5 consecutive years.

Each student athlete must meet all the normal admission standards for the college or university.

Once admitted; the student athlete could compete his first year.

To compete in his/her second year of eligibility the student must meet the school’s requirement for a sophomore completing all freshman requirements.

To compete in a third year the student must not only be a junior academically but be two years or less academically short of completing a major.

To compete in a fourth year the student must be 30 hours or less short of graduation.

Any student can use the fifth year to sit out in order to meet academic requirements.

All student athletes should be paid minimum wage for game and practice time (to be limited by NCAA rules) but not conditioning.

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How College Athletics Should Work: