The Supreme Court has ruled that the NCAA cannot bar modest payments to student athletes, which means they are eligible for limited cash payments of nearly $6,000 as well as other educational benefits including study abroad programs, scholarships for additional schooling, internships, and other benefits. Do you support or oppose this decision?

Conducted

June 22, 2021

9849 US adults surveyed

Conducted June 22, 2021

YouGov surveyed 9849 US adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Strongly support

37%

Somewhat support

27%

Somewhat oppose

Strongly oppose

Don't know

20%

Conducted June 22, 2021

YouGov surveyed 9849 US adults

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37%

Somewhat support

27%

Somewhat oppose

Strongly oppose

Don't know

20%

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