but i would like to ask mr. starr and mr. muir, what are your football and basketball coaches make annually? >> i don't have the number off the top of my head. it is substantial, it is a free market, and so we want to keep our coaches. we've had stability -- >> [inaudible] >> i can get those for you. >> would you, please? mr. muir. >> i'm not at liberty to share the numbers -- >> is it a secret? >> it's just something that we don't share at stanford. >> okay, thank you. that's the only thing i wanted to ask you. yes, sir. >> i know the answer for baylor, in 2011 $2.4 million, scott drew made $2.1, and the women's basketball coach made $1.3 million. at stanford the number isn't published, but in the one year jim harbaugh made a little over $1 million. >> thank you very much. mr. starr, you mentioned earlier that, obviously, the goal of attending a college or university is to obtain a degree. i'm assuming we agree on that point. >> yes, we do. >> okay. but do you also realize that for division i football athletes that, and men'

mr. starr and mr. muir what are your ask about coaches making your? >> it is substantial. it is a free market in so we want to keep our coaches. i can get those for you. >> would you please? >> i'm not sure of the numbers. >> isn't a secret? >> is something that we don't share at stanford. >> i know the answer for baylor. the coach made in 2011, 2.42.1 million and the women's baskets call -- basketball coach made 3 million. >> thank you very much. mr. starr you mentioned earlier that obviously the goal of attending a college or university is to obtain a degree i'm assuming we agree on that point. do you also realize that for division i football athletes that men's basketball players their graduation rates across-the-board hover around 50%? >> at baylor its higher. it's 62% for men's basketball team but i do not agree ms. fudge. we create especially in men's basketball but to a considerable degree in folk all as well this culture of student-athletes and it begins with the coaches. it begins with

mr. starr and mr. muir what are your football and basketball coaches making? >> i don't have a number of the top of my head. it is substantial. it's a free market so we want to keep our coaches. i can get those for you. >> would you please? >> i'm not at liberty to share the numbers. >> is it a secret? >> is just something we don't share at stanford but by the same token. >> up to living and want to ask. >> another answer for baylor. the coach made in 2011, 2.4 million scott drew made 2.1 million in the women's basketball coach made 1.3 million. at stanford the numbers aren't published but in the one year that jim harbaugh rose above surgeons with a top five employees made a little over $1 million. >> thank you very much. mr. starr you said earlier the goal of attending a college or university is to obtain a degree and i would assume you would agree on that point. you also realize for division i football athletes and men's basketball players their graduation rates across-the-board hover around

starr. you are recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's an honor to be here and to discuss this very important issue of private higher education, as the chair kind of recognize. i served as president and chancellor at the university. i served as president and ceo since june of 2010. baylor university is located in waco, texas. it is a private christian university. it is ranked as a high research comprehensive university. and is a vibrant community home to over 15,000 students, including over 600 student athletes. baylor is a founding member of the big 12 conference, and established in 1994. we sponsor 19 varsity teams. .. to do exactly that, to honor our student-athletes' performance in the classroom. during the prior academic year, mr. chairman, 86% of senior student-athletes at baylor received their undergraduate degrees. this past fall semester, our student-athletes achieved a cumulative gpa of 3.27. that's an all-time high. and 347 of our student-athletes were named to the big~12 commissioner's honor roll. so, these are remarkable

the arable kenh starr. -- the honorable ken starr. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it is not a to be here and to discuss this very important issue. be here andhonor to to discuss this very important issue. served as president and cto of baylor university since june of 2010. it is located in waco, texas, and it is a private christian university. it is ranked as a high research comprehensive university and it is a vibrant community home to over 15,000 students. baylor is a founding member of the big 12 conference. we sponsor 19 varsity teams. we are blessed at baylor to have student athletes who succeed both in the classroom and on the playing field. over the past three years, baylor university has been the most successful division i row graham and combined -- program in combined winning percentage is for football and basketball. these accomplishments do not count ultimately in terms of what we emphasize. as commencement approaches next weekend on our campus, we are celebrating our academic accomplishments. we gather together a monday evening to do exactly that, to ho

starr. you're recognized for. >> thank you mr. chairman. it's an honor to be here and to discuss this very important issue in the private higher education. i serve as the president and chancellor of baylor university and i served as the president and ceo of the university since june of 2010. i've been at the university located in waco texas. it is a private christian university. it is ranked as a high research comprehensive university, and it is a vibrant community home to over 15,000 students including over 600 student athletes. baylor is a founding member of the big 12 conference and established in 1984 we sponsor 19 of the city teams. we are very blessed to have student athletes who succeed both in the classroom and on the playing field. over the past three years the university has been most successful division i program with men's and women's basketball. but these publishers do not count ultimately in terms of what we emphasize. as commencement of purchase next weekend on our campus, we are celebrating our academic publishers. we gather

mr. byrne that's a great question one of the reasons why don't think that applies under the n lra employees have certain rights and the policies that judge starr and others have talked about based on recent decisions they would clearly violate them. the coach requires his players to be a facebook friend. the school has monitored facebook did they prohibit media interviews. recent court cases have made it clear that violates the rights of any employee whether they are in the union or not sought all 70 schools close the frame walk we are talking about violates the nlrb. it's just not the appropriate tool. >> the gentleman's time has expired. on my agenda is says we are doing closing remark so i'm going to yield to --. >> mr. miller. >> i think this is a very important hearing. america is in the throes of celebrating on a daily basis socially and economically and anyway postel -- possible entrepreneurs and those who take risks. the list of grievances that these players presented is a list of grievances the players could've presented five or 10 years ago across the college community but they haven't been addressed. these players are put in the pos