Yes, college athletes should be paid. Why? Because individuals or students who play soccer, it begins in any athletic games, they put in work. And when they have put in that work, when they are conducting themselves in the athletics, there is a lot of injury and a lot at stake. And that requires time from their work. That requires time from their studies. Therefore, such individuals should be paid monetary awards.

The opposition argues to say it ruins the fun that makes college sports special. Now, with the fun that comes in, it is at the expense of athletes' health, at the expense of them encountering certain injuries while they are conducting themselves in such sports. And when they win, when athletes go for competitions, when they win, What comes back as they come back to their school is the title to say the school won. And when such happens, the credibility or the credit does not go to the individuals themselves or the athletes themselves. It goes to the school. Therefore, the school is being recognized to say it has wonderful athletes. These athletes should therefore be recognized by the school and be paid allowances to reinvest their time that they spend on the pitch and their time that they spend touring and playing the games.

The opposition is not serious about making any argument as they are arguing based on their feelings.