[cardcrimson]

This is really reaching, man.  High schools don't generate significant revenue by selling a product that relies on unpaid labor. And there are other differences between high school and top level college sports, pointed out by someone else in this thread.

Ever been to a high school game in Texas? How about one here in the Bay Area, a De La Salle game. They certainly bring in a ton of revenue for the schools, big crowds and live TV. Heck, even ESPN had a live broadcast of a De La game this fall. . . .

No comments from anyone on the PAGA consequences of treating them as employees? The lawyers will have a field day.

[cardcrimson]

This is really reaching, man.  High schools don't generate significant revenue by selling a product that relies on unpaid labor. And there are other differences between high school and top level college sports, pointed out by someone else in this thread.

Ever been to a high school game in Texas? How about one here in the Bay Area, a De La Salle game. They certainly bring in a ton of revenue for the schools, big crowds and live TV. Heck, even ESPN had a live broadcast of a De La game this fall. . . .

No comments from anyone on the PAGA consequences of treating them as employees? The lawyers will have a field day.