Skull Session: Schools are paying athletes bonuses for good grades (but not Ohio State), Buckeye players have thoughts on last year's defense, and more.
It's currently a gametime decision whether or not I will make an appearance, but I sure wouldn't rule out my attendance for the Reds game at 8 p.m.Word of the Day:The new NIL rules have made college athletes decidedly less amateur and definitely took a little bit of emphasis away from the"student" part of the term "student-athlete."
In response to a federal judge's mandate, the NCAA changed its rules in August 2020 to allow schools to pay each of their athletes up to $5,980 per year as a reward for academic performance. The oddly specific dollar amount was calculated during the legal proceedings because it is equal to the maximum amount of financial value an athlete can receive in one year from awards related to their athletic performance, such as conference player of the year titles or the Heisman Trophy. The U.S.
Ohio State was not one of those 22 schools. In fact, out of all the prestigious Big Ten schools, only Wisconsin said it has plans to reward its student-athletes with good grades. Frankly, that's kind of bullshit and hypocritical. The implication here, of course, is that previously, he *was* just seeing Cover 1, Cover 3 or just base coverage every day.
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