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WSJ - Unruly Market in Teen Sports Tears a Family Apart

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This is an unlocked article from the Wall Street Journal although it sometimes looks like you need to subscribe, you do not.

I always knew about shady money in college football but did not know it exists in high school as well. Foolish me.

https://www.wsj.com/us-news/football-high-school-nil-phillip-bell-81270bdf?st=HNcz8R&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

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1 hour ago, Santa Rosa Duck said:

This is an unlocked article from the Wall Street Journal although it sometimes looks like you need to subscribe, you do not.

I always knew about shady money in college football but did not know it exists in high school as well. Foolish me.

https://www.wsj.com/us-news/football-high-school-nil-phillip-bell-81270bdf?st=HNcz8R&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

My grandson is about to graduate from an online academy.

His PE requirements are handled in a local gym/fitness center.

Last week, he was offered a tryout personal trainer, who happened to be a former sprinter.

They ended up running some sprints, and the guy was impressed enough he brought up the possibility of a scholarship and guaranteed spot on a high level track squad...

My grandson is 17.

When my son was recovering from a knee injury in his junior year of hs, a booster offered to pay him to attend Marist...

Yup, it's not new, but it's definitely getting worse, very quickly.

Edited by woundedknees

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