Guffey 3 Even though some of these players may not be paying for their education, they do not have any money to spend for necessities nor for leisure. The reason I plan to use as to why paying college football players is not a good idea is because the players will lose interést in obtaining their education. Their main goal in college should be to study and earn a degree, rather than to earn a salary whiléin school Both ofthese reasons are true statements and neither one is more correct than the other. The one weakness that makes this source not as useful as I'd like is that there is not any sources included other than a couple videos and a picture. However, each of the reasons are legitimate and support the side of the argument to which it applies. One thing that makes this source credible is thatthe top-level domain is corg/This means that the information is from a trusted organization, Although this source is a blog, I believe that this guarantees thatthe information provided _ >" awn can be trusted. Another thing that makes this a credible source is that there are videos from well recognized people from the sports industry. Even though the videos were not made specifically for this site, this still helps to assure that the information I plan to use from this source can be trusted. Strauss, Ben, and Mare Tracy. "N.C.A.A. Must Allow Colleges to Pay Athletes, Judge Rules." The New York Times 8 Aug. 2014. The New York Times Company. Web. 11Feb.2015, This article provides information about how the rules that used to prevent the payment of college athletes were in violation of anti-trust laws. The judge ruled that as of 2016, all college football players in the top 10 conferences and all