Crossing the Line
Collegiate athletes don't own their own likeness. Countless people profit off of the faces of athletes but they themselves are prohibited from earning any money off their own person. Help us bring awareness to this issue and the film by sharing your exploited likeness across every social channel you can.
Hello Everyone,
My name is Abram Booty. Today, I am a high school football coach and the writer of Work Horses.
Before I tell you about what the movie is, I think it's important for you to understand why I wrote it...
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Donate NowFrom the Front Lines
Learn the facts about the issue from the people fighting from the front.The Case for Paying College Athletes
Students deserve to be compensated for their labor.
The college sports industry generates $11 billion in annual revenues. Fifty colleges report annual revenues that exceed $50 million. Meanwhile, five colleges report annual revenues that exceed $100 million. These revenues come from numerous sources
Read More ///SEC distriubutes record 435m in Revenue
The Southeastern Conference will distribute $436.8 million out of an NCAA-record $455.8 million in revenues between its 14 institutions...
Read More ///NCAA Schools Can Absolutely Afford To Pay College Athletes, Economists Say
A growing chorus of critics are calling for the National Collegiate Athletic Association to pay student-athletes. Just this month, a coalition...
Read More ///Obama says NCAA enforcement "Unfair," not on board for paying student-athletes
We have heard from former college players, fans, coaches and analysts for years. Now the leader of the free world has chimed in...
Read More ///Charles Barkley: Paying college athletes is "ridiculous"
NEW YORK — Charles Barkley thinks the movement to pay college athletes is a mistake. Beginning in the 2015-16 school year...
Read More ///BYU Will Paying Athletes Off
In May, BYU announced that it will pay its student-athletes a stipend of $4,500 dollars for cost of attendance. It puts the Cougars sources...
Read More ///Why College Athletes Should Be Paid
On Thursday I spoke to Andy Schwarz, a leading anti-trust economist, for some straight common sense about about the NCAA, college...
Read More ///7 Common Sense Reasons Why College Athletes Should Be Paid (According to Jay Bilas)
Indianapolis this past April (and didn't have any connections), according to CBS Detroit and TiqIQ you would've had to fork over...
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The Cause
Without the support of thousands of collegiate athletes, football fans, and the general public, this issue will remain stuck in world of sports talk radio debate. But with your donation we can create a meaningful piece of social commentary that in the words of Ray Lewis brings this issue where it belongs, “To The Front Of The Line!"