Should schools be allowed to pay for the insurance premiums for these injury insurance policies? Is it common for the school to do that? Doesn't seem quite right to me...
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Sharper
It's replacing something the player has to lose by agreeing to play (and risk injury) at the school.
I think it makes sense, similar to paying for medical care for injuries while playing. Sort of the equivalent of a worker's compensation insurance plan, but adjusted for the realities of players who legitimately would play professional sports in the future.
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HoosierCougar
It is a long-held practice. The :utard: did is for Van Horn when he came back for his senior season. if you have a #1 caliber draft pick who comes back, it's not unreasonable to say there's benefit to both by the school paying premiums for 4-6 months against a career ending injury or draft-drop injury.
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