Scholarships, jobs for college athletes

The transcript discusses how alumni circumvent rules by creating athletic scholarships and honorary positions. It touches on the simplicity of certain jobs, like winding a clock, and concludes with the enduring nature of football, regardless of subsidies.

What methods did alumni use to evade the rules?

How did the creation of athletic scholarships impact football players?

In what ways can the concept of 'absurdly overpaid' be interpreted in the context of athletic positions?

What does the phrase 'subsidized or not' imply about the football player's experience?

What does the statement 'What it has always been' suggest about the nature of football?