Jay Bilas vs. NCAA: How a former player with a law degree became an agent of change
Posted Nov 30, 2014
Bilas never intended to lead this crusade, but by virtue of his platform, his background and his research, knowledge and delivery of the subject, he has become the grand marshal of a movement to upend the way college sports operates: Accept that it’s big business, do away with the notion of amateurism, pay college athletes.
(Washington Post)
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