The professors who established The Drake Group argue that there will be no meaningful reforms in intercollegiate sports unless the

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The professors argue that there is a conflict of interest within the NCAA, as it is responsible for regulating intercollegiate sports while also being financially reliant on the revenue generated by these sports. Therefore, an agency independent of the NCAA would be better positioned to oversee college sports and enact meaningful reforms. Tieing the salary of university presidents to making reforms (B), giving failing grades to athletes (C), and allowing athletes to delay coursework (D) do not directly address the problem of a conflict of interest within the NCAA.

The Professors Who Established the Drake Group Argue That There