that's what makes the apu thing so important.u heard it-- >> they're speaking out, but one thing that always comes to my mind. where do you go with this? go athletes start getting paid, does it turn into a negotiating game? who gets paid more, the quarterback, the star linebacker. who happens to people who pay other sports. all this money goes into paying for these guys. does it come out of the other athletic programs. what about women's sports that are not revenue producing. what happens to all that money. >> terrific questions. sometimes i answer it by saying that's above my pay grade, but i do think there is a way to understand and figure it out. if you free up the funds that are taken up by the bureaucracy of the ncaa. if you free up the funds that go into paying ton of assistant coaches at the football level, you would have enough to treat all athletes on the campus as if doing athletic would be their work study. instead of working for ten hours a week in the campus bookstore you're contributing back to the atmosphere, back

that makes the apu so important. you heard it. >> one thing that always comes to my mind is where do you go with this. if athletes are paid, does it turn into a negotiating game. who is paid more. the quarter back or the lion backer. what happens to people who play other sports. all the money - does it come out of the other athletic programs, what about the other sports. what happens to all that money. >> terrific questions. sometimes, to be honest with you i answer it by saying, "that's above my pay grade", i think there's a way to understand and figure it out. if you free up the funds taken up by the bure okay rahsy of the nca: if you free up the funds going to paying tonnes of assistant coaches, you'd have enough to treat all athletes on a campus as if it is their work study. instead of working for 10 hours a week in the book store, you are contributing back to the atmosphere to the school. everyone gets a form of compensation, whether revenue producers or not. those who are becoming famous, really, producing thei

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some of the players wrote apu standing for all players united, a group advocating for ncaa reform.the ncaa president said players plant to use their visibility on nationally televised games regarding the treatment of athletes on issues from concussions to compensation. >>> teddy bridge water threw for four touchdowns including to devonte parker. the cardinals post the blowout win 72-0, the defense, a lot of school record 30 total yards on the day. >>> down in athens, georgia, the ninth rank bulldogs against georgia tech. this touchdown between murray and davis, setting the new record for longest touchdown pass. but the mean green stayed in this game with their special teams to go up 21-7. the bulldogs kicked off to chancellor and he took it back 99 yards for the touchdown. and then after forcing georgia out of the second half, the north texas defense breaks through to block the punt. zach whitfield ties the game at 21-21, then georgia with unanswered points to the win. murray finished with 408 yards and three touchdowns. >>> week three of the nfl schedule continues tomorrow with ei

some of the players wrote apu on their gear. the acronym stands for all players united.a campaign organized by the national college association, a group advocating for reform. the ncaa president said that players continue to draw effort to their compensation. >>> unmatched and overall florida international. teddy bridge water through four touchdown passes including two to devonte parker. the cardinals post a blow out win. in columbus, fourth rank ohio state. and they had no chance in this game either. six touchdown passes all coming in the first half. the buc buckeyes most lopsided victory since 1969. >> setting a new school record for longest touchdown pass, but the mean green stayed in this game. after georgia scored to go up 24-7, all they did it was take it back to the house. 99 yards on the kick off return. and then after forcing georgia three out of the first position of the second half, they would block the punt and zach winfield would recover and then georgia with 24 unanswered points. >>> speaking of the fcc the game down south. the ball would take the early lea

over the weekend, players wore the letters apu. stands for all players united on their gear.he lettering? >> companies pay millions to advertise on athletes. so some college players thought, why not send out our own message? they grabbed sharpies saturday and scribbled this on their a armbands, towels, and athletic tape. the letters apu, all players united. 28 college football athletes from at least three major division i teams staged a polite unauthorized protest for ncaa reform. >> players really wanted to find a way to be more visible and vocal and to show unity. >> a former ucla linebacker and voice for reform said it was the athletes' idea. >> money is going to go to the places it always goes. we're talking about salaries for coaches, athletic directors, ncaa headquarters, luxury boxes in the stadiums. but they're not being directed to take care of players' medical expenses, to invest in concussion research, brain trauma research, to help protect the players generating the money. and even education. >> we hear all the time the argument the college athletes should be paid

in terms of television, they put those apus out there on television.e shoe companies put their logos on their players. millions of viewers are watching that and they're able to make a statement. >> there's also a reason they like this. this lawsuit is remarkable. they've been manufacturing this college football game in which they don't use the name of current college players, but they use the identity. if you're a star quarterback, six feet and wear number 12 and are playing for oklahoma state, the oklahoma state team has a quarterback who's six feet and wears number 12 and aren't seeing a penny. >> down to your skin tone and if you have an afro and it's clear they're the person. it's part and pear sell of them saying we're giving you a scholarship and the players are saying you know what would make us happy? a little bit of scratch. >> kenneth, how does that change? >> a lot of the conferences will acce separate out. the ncaa basketball tournament, situations like that, will continue, but there's got to be a change in system. >> i think we are headed

in the game today, some of the players wrote the letters apu on their gear. the acronym stands for all players united. a campaign organized by the national college players' association advocating for ncaa reform. the ncpa president says players continue to use their visibility on nationally televised game to draw attention to the effort and protest the nca's treatment on athletes ranging from concussions toss compensation. >>> week 3 of the n.f.l. schedule continues tomorrow. several teams in danger of starting the season 0 and 3. this includes the tampa bay buccaneers who could be in store for a shake-up if their struggles continue. john henry smith recently asked serene williams from the fort worth star-telegram who would go first? >> well, i think they both have short leashes but you have to give a coach more than two years. josh freeman on the other hand is in the last year of his rookie contract. there was the story he had asked for a trade or would ask for a trade before the trade deadline next month. whether that's true or not, he certainly is playing

apu is dead -- the eu is dead for all these weaknesses, and i like the remark about the sweet deal and having turkey in the back pocket. the european union market still remains an important market for businesses that may come from a tradition only come from a tradition much closer to the values of this current government. the point about japan. yes, i have also just found out that turkey and japan has agreed on report that now has to be accepted on the japanese side and on the turkish side. the common report on opening negotiation for a free trade agreement is agreed upon, and then negotiations will start. now, i suspect if it comes to the point as they have, that these negotiations are actually going to take place. this year yo again issue, i thik that deserves an event on its own. all i can say is that the crisis in syria is impacting on turkey politically, and economically. turkey's trade with the middle east is being impacted. the way in which the egyptian crisis is unfolding, or rather the turkish government's response to the egyptian crisis is unfolding, may further undermine tur