Bill protects
By JEFF RUSH
A package of four bills aimed at
protecting college athletes from unscrupu -
lous professional sports agents was passed
last week by the state House of Repre -
sentatives.
"These bills will go a long way toward
curbing the recruiting abuses which have
frequently resulted in college athletes losing
the chance for a college degree," said Repre -
sentative Perry Bullard (D-Ann Arbor), who
sponsored two of the bills. "It is a tragedy
that many athletes are induced to give up
their chance for an education in return for
careers in pro sports which never mater -
ialize."
Opponents of the bill, however, disliked
athletes from
its infringement upon the private sector of
the economy.
According to David Cahill, legal counsel
for the House Judiciary Committee, college
athletes are sometimes given loans of up to
$50,000 by agents interested in representing
them. In some cases the athletes don't
receive a professional contract, and are hard-
pressed to pay back the loans.
Cahill said Michigan football coach Bo
Schembechler and other athletic officials
provided much impetus for the bills. "Bo
said, 'We can control everything in college
athletics except the agents. We need to get a
handle on them.'... Bullard was really upset,
and he jumped on it."
The bills would require
agents' recruiting abuses
-Athletic agents to post a $25,000 bond agents Lloyd Bloom and Nordby Walters.
with the State of Michigan, which the agent Bloom and Walters previously violated
would forfeit if convicted of illegal dealings, National Collegiate Athletic Association
-All pro sports contracts with student rules by signing several pro football pros -
athletes to be filed with the Department of pects to post-dated contracts while the pros -
Licensing and Regulation, pects were still playing for their college
-Student athletes be given a disclosure teams. Previously little could be done to
statement by an agent that lists the agent's agents who committed illegalities, because
qualifications, business connections, crimi - the NCAA rules "had no teeth," according to
nal convictions, and disciplinary sanctions. Cahill.
The other two bills in the package, Wolverine football players Bob'Perryman
sponsored by Representative Joe Palamara and Garland Rivers were among the players
(D-Wyandotte), establish misdemeanor pen- who had dealings with the agents before the
alties and heavy fines for agents or others 1986 football season. The two, who have
who improperly recruit student athletes. dropped Bloom and Walters as their agents,
The bills came in response to a recent were both taken by teams in the National
scandal involving New York-based sports Football League.
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GIM budget request. He told the regents that PIRGIM opposed the proposal had walked told by several members to develop Vice President for Student Ser-
Angelotti told the board that the members locked MSA represen- out, hoping to break the quorum, a funding mechanism through vices Henry Johnson, who has been
March MSA election, in which tatives out of the chambers and thereby preventing a vote on the MSA. This year's $8.35 fee request negotiating with the assembly over
students overwhelmingly supported prevented them from voting on the mechanism. marks the first time MSA has the past month, has asked the re-
the refundable system, was "a funding proposal. PIRGIM was denied a refusable incorporated a refundable mechan- gents to approve a $7.00 fee.
farce... a well-financed lie." But in fact, MSA members who system by the regents last year and ism for PIRGIM.
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