Large majority opposes paying NCAA athletes, Washington Post-ABC News poll finds
Posted Mar 29, 2014
A new Washington Post-ABC News poll finds that a large majority of the general public opposes paying salaries to college athletes beyond the scholarships currently offered. Only 33 percent support paying college athletes. At 64 percent, opposition is nearly twice as high as support, with 47 percent strongly against the idea.
(Washington Post)
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