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Are HS Athletics still amateur athletics?

Are HS Athletics still amateur athletics? 8 members have voted

  1. 1. Are HS Athletics still amateur athletics?

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This may be a tough topic for our podcast.

 

The Coaches Office: Behind the Scenes of HS Football w/ Chuck Smith & David Buchanan 

Yes, for some.  No, for the best teams.  Two sets of rules. 

2 hours ago, LethalPG said:

Yes, for some.  No, for the best teams.  Two sets of rules. 

No other way to put it besides this right here.

Maybe rules not the best word.  I could insert finances, standard, support in there.

20 minutes ago, LethalPG said:

Maybe rules not the best word.  I could insert finances, standard, support in there.

I agree because the KHSAA rules are the same for all schools but some schools either have or attract more support that others. 

Facilities could be thrown in as well.

I voted yes, bc I believe (in Ky anyway) that the vast majority of schools are still purely amateur. My opinion would change if it was even 80-20.

My understanding is that NIL is being thrown open to high schoolers next year in some states. That changes everything in states with the NIL and lax transfer rules. 

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