College athletes are supposed to be amateurs. That is, they are not allowed to receive money for performing their sport. The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) publishes a manual governing the way colleges recruit athletes, academic requirements athletes must meet to remain eligible for play, and the limitations on financial and other assistance they may receive. But college athletics is big business; national rankings bring lucrative television payments to colleges and help finance costly educational programs, so colleges are tempted to ignore the NCAA rules. Some time ago, Notre Dame's basketball coach publicly stated that at least seven colleges, and probably more, paid their star basketball players $10,000 a year under the table.' Identify and solve this problem; then refine your best solution