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Ohio State President Opposes Notion Of Paying College Athletes

Ohio State President Michael Drake said that he "would oppose paying college athletes as if they were professional players." Drake, speaking yesterday on a panel at the Economic Club of DC said the "student-athlete relationship has served our students and our country well for decades." Drake added the current scholarship system has been "overwhelmingly successful in helping people to get an education." On the same panel, Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne said paying college athletes "would get in the way of them being students first and foremost, and athletes second" (COLUMBUS DISPATCH, 4/26).

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