Universities who do not disclose the amount of COVID-19 cases they have experienced are hurting our chances of finding a safer way of keeping athletics. Disclosing cases can help the NCAA and schools find a way to be safer. #ucr50
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@enrique39871584@val_orue There should be career development programs during schooling and possibly even after graduation. This would help athletes after college. #ucr50@val_orue
College sports can prevent student-athletes from pursuing majors that peak their interest, causing their career after sports to be undesirable. https://t.co/MkDLqSAZUq @val_orue#ucr50
@AnahitPrieto @val_orue I agree that student athletes should have the freedom to post whatever they desire, but they also represent the institutions that they attend. I believe the institution should have some say on what is okay to post and what is not. @val_orue#ucr50
Once NIL rights are permitted by the NCAA, student athletes will be able to use their social platform to benefit themselves. https://t.co/JMASRV6UOs #ucr50@val_orue
Are colleges doing enough to protect students from COVID-19? With case outbreaks it could be possible teams are not following guidelines as they should be. https://t.co/rKpJc9n1yb
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@enrique39871584@val_orue I believe paying coaches that much money is a good investment to create a winning program that will generate revenue to a school. #ucr50@val_orue
@AndrezMelendre1@val_orue I agree it can be upsetting that there are some people who believe intercollegiate athletics are not important, but the majority realize the importance of athletic programs to higher education. #ucr50@val_orue
NCAA has provided athletes an experience to play at a high level of competition that will also help in their personal development.
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