Supreme Court rules that the NCAA cannot limit education-related benefits
"It also tees up this question of fairness. There are great analogies that are in the opinion talking about: why would this be fair, not to pay somebody for their services? So the idea that you can go a little bit further with the educational elements, its really the first step to allowing compensation overall." said Global Sport Institute CEO Ken Shropshire.
'Greatest stars must step up on social issues'
"You aren't the biggest star until you stand up on social issues," GSI CEO Ken Shropshire told SkySports.
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“I for one am done with ‘training’ as either punishment or solution,” wrote GSI CEO Ken Shropshire. “I am for ‘education’ through sports institutions. Longer-term educational programs for all. Training is like there is a trick to learn."