"that uses athletes as chattel."

There is no shortage of people who want to play college football. Many would play even with out a scholarship. Division 2 and Division 3 teams less than half the team is on scholarship. They are almost never on TV and there is very little chance they will make the NFL.

And yet when you see the Big Schools, like an Alabama or Clemson, playing much lower Division schools, those schools are getting a massive payout for that game, while their students get whooped, and not getting anything for the abuse other than experience.

That would be like a lower weight class boxer, say Canelo Álvarez taking on a fight with Tyson Fury (each in their respective class) for the "pay day", sure he may have a "puncher's chance" but few would consider it a fair fight.

Actually why not franchise the whole thing? Have the players be paid athletes. Let the schools own the teams and spot in franchise league. Thus allow them to keep the brand and whatever goodwill there to extract money from students.

Athletes are not forced to be play sports. They are there because they want to be. If they don't want to do it without pay, no one is making them do it.

Just because no onehas a gun to their head, we shouldn't point out that the people doing the work aren't getting paid anywhere near what they're bricking

the ones that are getting paid? There's exploitation going on, in a rotten system, and

Athletes aren't forced to play sports any more than people are forced to work at McDonald's or Walmart.

Just because no one has a gun to their head, we shouldn't point out that they're being exploited? We shouldn't try to change the system?

What's even the logic behind that? It's okay to mistreat people because they want to be an athlete over working at McDonald's?