Nebraska coaches Frost, Cook on paying college athletes
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During regularly scheduled Nebraska Athletics' Monday updates, the Huskers volleyball and football coaches weighed in on the California decision to let college athletes make money from endorsements.
On Monday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom defied the NCAA by signing
— just like the pros.
"We'll probably have to triple our compliance office," Nebraska Volleyball Coach John Cook said Monday morning. "And I think it's going to open a can of worms."
Calling the topic "awfully political" and "a slippery slope," Nebraska Football Coach Scott Frost said he hopes it doesn't undermine college sports.
"I just hope that at the end of the day, that college football and college athletics survive in a way that allows opportunities for all students that want to compete," Frost said. "...Hope it doesn't destroy opportunities and competitive balance and other things that make our sports fun to watch."