The debate about monetizing college football players' contributions to their programs -- whether to consider their efforts on the field a job or to recognize their scholarship as a salary - is long-standing.
And likely unrelenting.
Discussions about athletes being able to capitalize on their likenesses have increased in recent years, and California state government officials, for example, have recently pushed a pay-to-play bill for player compensation.
The Dallas Morning News surveyed head football coaches from different locations, districts and classifications around the area and posed this question: Do you think college athletes should be paid?