to think that the nfl would look at this situation differently, not that the other cases were as serious but a lot more eyeballs and attention on this opposed to maybe some of the other cases that they have to dealt with and haven t dealt with correctly. let s talk about your piece in the atlantic of it s time for black athletes to leave white colleges. attracting money and attention to the predominantly white universities that showcase them. alabama s athletic department generated $174 million and the hbcu generated less than $18 million. listen. you know that this is sparked a lot of controversy. it s been a lot of backlash. not telling you anything you don t know. why are you proposing this? because i m looking at a system that doesn t benefit black athletes and we know that
as opposed to maybe some of the other cases they they ve had to deal with, and frankly, haven t dealt with correctly. let s talk about your piece in the atlantic of it s time for black athletes to leave white colleges. here s part of it. you say black athletes have attracted money and attention to the predominantly white universities that showcase them. meanwhile, black colleges are struggling. alabama s athletic department generated $174 million and the hbcu that generated the most money from athletics that year, prairie view a&m brought in less than $18 million. listen. you know that this is sparked a lot of controversy. it s been a lot of backlash. not telling you anything you don t know. why are you proposing this? because i m looking at a system that doesn t benefit black athletes and we know that regardless of who they played for, there were going to be some inherent financial kind of questions. but, you know, you look at the
she said she didn t say all. you re changing the debate. applebee s handcrafted burgers pardon me. i m not changing the debate. now starting at $7.99 she didn t say all. now that s eatin good in the neighborhood. she s encouraging some of them leave white colleges, i thought this was a free country, can you go wherever you want. she s saying they should consider it so other schools can reap some of the benefits. we know that university of alabama got $174 million in a potential tragedy in the revenue, that comes from the labor of these black athletes. skies thwarted. an american airlines mechanic and proof perhaps they should cr appearing in federal court, you going to schools that will use that revenue to better the lives accused of tampering with a of black people. plane that was packed with and that s all she s saying. passengers at the very busy okay. kathy, i want to give you a miami international airport. chance. go ahead. pilots thankfully stopped the essentia
the university of maryland, and joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. thanks for having me, tucker. tucker: part of this argument, the schools are getting rich at the expense of the athletes, seems absolutely right to me. absolutely. tucker: worth a debate. i m not sure it has to do anything with anybody s race. i don t think it does. i think that s a real thing. i think it does have to do with race, but that s okay. tucker: okay, but, i m just shocked, as someone who grew up in a country where the triumph over segregation was held up as, you know, comparable to storming the beaches at normandy. like one of our great achievements. but people on the left would say let s resegregate. i don t think she is arguing for segregation. if you read the piece, she says, what if 10 or 20 or a couple dozen blue chip athletes decided to go to an hbcu, and make them competitive and therefore they would reap the benefits, as you stated. that alabama has where they make $174 million off
anything with anybody s race. i don t think it does. i think that s a real thing. i think it does have to do with race but that s okay. tucker: but, i m just shocked as someone who grew up in a country where the triumph over segregation was held up as comparable to storming the beaches at normandy. one of our great achievements people on the left would say let s resegregate. i don t think she saring for segregation. if you read the piece what if 10 or 20 or a couple dozen blue chip athletes decided to go to hvcu and make them competitive and therefore they would reap the benefits as you stated that alabama has where they make $174 million off of their football athletes. why not have historically black colleges reap those benefits and we know that historically black colleges graduate a lot of black professionals. and our country is becoming more diverse. we need black professionals