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While many student athletes suffer from injuries during their college athletic performances, these athletes willingly subject themselves to the risks innate in the arena of their chosen sports. Many college athletes come from households' whose incomes could not otherwise fund their admittance to the universities at which they attend. Given universities' funding of their student athletes' education, college athletes do not go unrewarded for their commitment to athletics. While it is true that universities receive substantial revenues from the performances of their student athletes, these athletes reap steep benefits, as well. In addition to the footing of their university's bill, college athletes are given immense exposure to professional league recruiters through their televised sports performance and heightened publicity. Student athletes are in fact rewarded for their performance on the field, despite the absence of direct receipt of the revenues from their performance in college arenas.
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