In a sense, college athletes are already paid in that many receive some sort of scholarship. Many fans have suggested that those athletes who participate in high-profile sports like football should receive cash compensation, but federal law relative to gender equity would require that the last player on the men's or women's tennis team (for example) would have to make the same amount as the star quarterback. At most Division I universities, only football and men's Basketball turn a profit so compensation for an entire department of athletes would not be feasible for most schools.
No, not really but about 1 in 100 become an athlete without going to college.
No you do not need to go to college.
you don't need to go to college to be an athlete.
at lease 3 years
That athlete is called a professional.
No, Tiger Woods is the worlds highest paid athlete.
A paid athlete is consider a professional athlete.
An amateur
Shawn can't compete in college because she is a professional athlete which means she has accepted sponsors. To be eligiable to compete in college, you need to be an ametuer athlete. Shawn had said that she wants to help out or coach part-time in college gymnastics though.
At the moment, Floyd Mayweather is the highest paid athlete, raking in $85 million in the sport of Boxing.
Sporting News College Athlete of the Year was created in 2009.
Tiger Woods is by far the highest paid athlete on the planet making $90 million per year.