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<blockquote data-quote="scrappy_95" data-source="post: 216666" data-attributes="member: 1205"><p>Unfortunately, the "don't sign the paper" argument is not a very realistic measuring stick, in my opinion. It's like saying, if you don't like the President, stop complaining, just leave the country. Many people's only options are to stay in the USA, just like many of these kids only option to better themselves through education is through the national LOI program. They worked to create a marketable value for their skills. I think this thread highlights that the only reason the rules are the way they are is to protect already well protected institutions and coaches from 18-19 year old kids. I think most people on this board are market people who prefer less regulation, so I am a little surprise that we are not up in arms about the fact that the NCAA and institutions is limiting the market potential for these SA, in the way of mobility. Once again, free up the regulations and let the market dictate what happens. Just my two cents. </p><p></p><p>By the way, I think this thread is a very good discussion topic. It really makes me appreciate this board. To the admins, thanks for letting me participate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scrappy_95, post: 216666, member: 1205"] Unfortunately, the "don't sign the paper" argument is not a very realistic measuring stick, in my opinion. It's like saying, if you don't like the President, stop complaining, just leave the country. Many people's only options are to stay in the USA, just like many of these kids only option to better themselves through education is through the national LOI program. They worked to create a marketable value for their skills. I think this thread highlights that the only reason the rules are the way they are is to protect already well protected institutions and coaches from 18-19 year old kids. I think most people on this board are market people who prefer less regulation, so I am a little surprise that we are not up in arms about the fact that the NCAA and institutions is limiting the market potential for these SA, in the way of mobility. Once again, free up the regulations and let the market dictate what happens. Just my two cents. By the way, I think this thread is a very good discussion topic. It really makes me appreciate this board. To the admins, thanks for letting me participate. [/QUOTE]
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