Remove the Not for Profit Label on The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)

The National Collegiate Athletic Association makes millions of dollars off collegiate athletes. The collegiate athletes are compensated with scholarships to colleges and universities. However, the NCAA takes advantage of these athletes and makes millions of dollars per year off an athletes name even when the athlete cannot make money off their own name (i.e. Johnny Manziel). The Not for profit label on the NCAA allows them to avoid tax. If the NCAA is going to not pay athletes, the money should go back to the colleges and universities and to the government to make life better for college students and also Americans everywhere, not into the NCAA leaders pockets.