The average Division I men's basketball player is worth $170,098 per year to his school

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http://www.businessinsider.com/college-basketball-player-value-2017-3

The average college basketball player at the University of Louisville would be worth $1.7 million per year if they were able to play in a free market system and receive compensation in a manner similar to that of the NBA.

We calculated the Fair Market Value of college basketball players at the 20 schools that bring in the most revenue from their men's basketball program, according to data provided by the Department of Education. Using the NBA's most recent collective bargaining agreement in which the players receive a minimum of 49% of all revenue, each school's men's basketball revenue was split between the school and the athletes with the players' share divided evenly among the 13 scholarship players.

Using this method, we can estimate that the University of Louisville has the most valuable players at $1.72 million per year based on the program's $45.6 million in annual revenue. Overall, the average Division I player is worth $170,098 per year with the 351 Division I basketball programs taking in more than 4.5 million in revenue on average each year.

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They could pay em if they wanted to but they can't have nikkas walking around campus in balmain jeans and givenchy hoodies n shyt flexin on all the insecure white boys.

But the coaches making millions and pulling up to campus in Benzes while wearing rolexes is fine doe :whoa:

That would make the average white dude completely USELESS on the campus scene. :skip:

Imagine some 18 year old freshman breh driving a 7 series BMW and Gucci Belts that he got from his salary playing in D1, but the struggling white dude who works and studies a hard major, now isn't even in existence in the eyes of broads.
 

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I've already explained my points clearly. This changes nothing. We understand the top programs are making money. If u still can't grasp it then there is no reason for me to continue

Ill just leave this here maybe it will help..

They earned $351 million combined on nearly $1 billion of revenue last year.

But the other 223 teams either broke even or lost money.
 
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