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Charles Barkley appeared on the Dan Patrick Show yesterday and discussed Reggie Bush’s decision to return the Heisman Trophy he received while at the University of Southern California in 2005.
Barkley said that he himself took money from agents during college at Auburn, and most of the players he knew borrowed money from agents.
He said these agents are well known and they have been giving college athletes money for 30 years.
Barkley said, “The colleges don’t give us anything. If they give us a pair of sneakers, they get in trouble. Why can’t an agent lend some money, and I’ll pay him back when I graduate?”
Barkley believes that top college athletes should be able to borrow money from agents and receive a stipend because colleges (and the [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]) make so much money from them.
However, there are Title IX implications which would make this difficult. A more practical solution is addressed in “Eight Solutions to Fix the [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] and Improve College Football” (see Solution No.1).
He said the only mistake [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] made was not paying back the agents. If he had done that, nothing would have happened.
Barkley paid back the agents that he received money from after he got to the NBA.
Lloyd Lake, Bush’s "sports agent" and family friend, has said he would not have gone public if Reggie had paid him back.
You can listen to Barkley’s interview in the first hour of the Dan Patrick Show here.
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Senior Writer Lonnie White wrote about the long-standing problem with agents in college sports in “Solution Long Overdue for Problem of Agents and College Sports.” He personally experienced it from multiple agents in 1986 while playing college football.
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