Rutgers W Soccer Elite 8

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Is this soccer only or all sports? How does this compare to let’s say Albany NY State school.

You would have to compare it with a DI school where the coaching staff (football and Basketball) are in the tens of millions.

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How soon before this hits the tax payers wallets

Already has. Below is the most direct link but it only part of your money since taxpayers also anti up for free tuition for certain groups and the total deficit amount includes student fees etc. internal loans and a few other hack maneuvers.


$4.7 million in direct state or government support.

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How many elite seniors were drafted?

I believe 4 were drafted

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There were four Rutgers women’s soccer players drafted and signed to play professional soccer. That is proof enough that this group has the respect of the NWSL to be brought in to play professionally. On this page and others you have bitter, angry, disgruntled anonymous TS parents taking shots at the team and staff. Once again, you have been shown how little you know about soccer either at the club level or college. It’s cold outside, time for you to jump back down the rabbit hole head first. Keep the insults coming because the jokes on you.

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There were four Rutgers women’s soccer players drafted and signed to play professional soccer. That is proof enough that this group has the respect of the NWSL to be brought in to play professionally. On this page and others you have bitter, angry, disgruntled anonymous TS parents taking shots at the team and staff. Once again, you have been shown how little you know about soccer either at the club level or college. It’s cold outside, time for you to jump back down the rabbit hole head first. Keep the insults coming because the jokes on you.

Sorry but playing pro for women is not winning the lottery. It means they go into debt and its complete bull**** pay that isn't even livable. Until that changes its completely messed up. So no - not thinking they won - until they get PAID a normal salary. Those that played for Harvard, got to enjoy soccer and are now making $350K out of college - that I would call a success. But everyone has different goals.

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Sorry but playing pro for women is not winning the lottery. It means they go into debt and its complete bull**** pay that isn't even livable. Until that changes its completely messed up. So no - not thinking they won - until they get PAID a normal salary. Those that played for Harvard, got to enjoy soccer and are now making $350K out of college - that I would call a success. But everyone has different goals.

Some measure success by how many houses they have or how many cars they have. Go ask them how much they like their jobs. Being able to do what you love for a living is priceless. You can always start your career in your 30s and work like a slave untill you are 70. Money is not everything to everyone.

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Some measure success by how many houses they have or how many cars they have. Go ask them how much they like their jobs. Being able to do what you love for a living is priceless. You can always start your career in your 30s and work like a slave untill you are 70. Money is not everything to everyone.

We are talking money to live. Eat, have a home (just rent) and have a car to drive. Just the basics. That’s not possible on the salary a female pro makes. Obviously if you are famous it’s easier- but that’s just a few.

The amount of work put in should equal the pay but it doesn’t. So yes it’s lovely to do what you love but you also need to eat and not everyone has Daddy footing the bill while they “do what they love” for 10 years.

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Sorry but playing pro for women is not winning the lottery. It means they go into debt and its complete bull**** pay that isn't even livable. Until that changes its completely messed up. So no - not thinking they won - until they get PAID a normal salary. Those that played for Harvard, got to enjoy soccer and are now making $350K out of college - that I would call a success. But everyone has different goals.

You are still paying for the Harvard education. Womens soccer gives out so little money it’s laughable

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You are still paying for the Harvard education. Womens soccer gives out so little money it’s laughable [/QUOTE

If you you can’t afford Harvard and they want you to play they will provide an enormous amount of aid. Their endowment is in the billions for kids that are smart and good at sports. The rest of the parents likely can afford it- so it’s a non issue.

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You are still paying for the Harvard education. Womens soccer gives out so little money it’s laughable [/QUOTE

If you you can’t afford Harvard and they want you to play they will provide an enormous amount of aid. Their endowment is in the billions for kids that are smart and good at sports. The rest of the parents likely can afford it- so it’s a non issue.

You are one of those dads that is banking on the scholarship so that you can tell your self it was worth it. I can tell you you're like to be disappointed unless your kid is top 3% and also has the grades. If she does that's great but you'll need to keep investing and praying that she makes it so you can justify all the money you spend. Or you can see it as an expensive hobby that has a chance of opening doors for your kid. The scholarship should be icing on the cake.

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There were four Rutgers women’s soccer players drafted and signed to play professional soccer. That is proof enough that this group has the respect of the NWSL to be brought in to play professionally. On this page and others you have bitter, angry, disgruntled anonymous TS parents taking shots at the team and staff. Once again, you have been shown how little you know about soccer either at the club level or college. It’s cold outside, time for you to jump back down the rabbit hole head first. Keep the insults coming because the jokes on you.

4? Where do I find that. The draft board I looked at shows 1.

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.spo...u1h2ldnz1pn0cu

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You are one of those dads that is banking on the scholarship so that you can tell your self it was worth it. I can tell you you're like to be disappointed unless your kid is top 3% and also has the grades. If she does that's great but you'll need to keep investing and praying that she makes it so you can justify all the money you spend. Or you can see it as an expensive hobby that has a chance of opening doors for your kid. The scholarship should be icing on the cake.

i know this may be hard to understand but many of us have saved for college or just have enough money and can afford sending our kids to any school they want.

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.spo...u1h2ldnz1pn0cu

1 drafted 3 signed.

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1 drafted 3 signed.

Wasn't 1 drafted end of spring season 2021 and traded this season to expansion team before even playing?

1 drafted this recent draft. 2 others discovery players.

On another note, Looks like Big10 conference players did well in the draft.