UL Lafayette Wants Scholarship Athletes to Donate

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Even as a movement to compensate collegiate student-athletes gains momentum, particularly in California, the University of Louisiana Lafayette unveiled an initiative Wednesday that encourages scholarship football players to donate to the school's athletic fund.

As reported by The Acadiana Advocate, UL football coach Billy Napier unveiled a new team initiative in his normal mid-week August camp press conference. With the beginning of this school year, all scholarship UL football players will be encouraged to be a minimal level $50 member of the Ragin' Cajun Athletic Foundation. Walk-on members of the team are under no pressure to become immediate donors.

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