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PlainsUte.
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chinngiskhaan
ParticipantNCAA FOOTBALL 2KWHATEVER HERE WE COME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ironman1315
ParticipantYay. Should have happened a long time ago.
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GameForAnyFuss
ParticipantNot exactly. The NCAA did not actually change anything. They are “starting the process of considering” whether or not to allow athletes to profit from their likeness.
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chinngiskhaan
ParticipantBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
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chinngiskhaan
Participantthats not what I read. I read that they have unanimously voted to make it happen, and the three divisions of the NCAA now have till 2021 to make the necessary rule changes to allow for this. They voted to allow collegiate athletes to profit from their likeness in the same ways that any other college kid could do so.
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GameForAnyFuss
ParticipantYou read wrong
This can not be reiterated enough: The NCAA did not implement any changes today.
The NCAA has "started a process" to "consider" allowing college athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness but only "in a manner consistent with the collegiate model." https://t.co/Zs52pfDba5
— Yahoo Sports College Football (@YahooSportsCFB) October 29, 2019
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chinngiskhaan
ParticipantI didn’t read wrong. What I read may have been wrong, but that doesn’t mean that I misinterpreted what was printed.
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Wilson’s Mustache
ParticipantI think you read wrong, What I’ve read from multiple sources directly contradicts what you’re saying.
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chinngiskhaan
ParticipantThe NCAA’s top decision-makers
voted unanimously Tuesday to start the process of modifying its rule to allow college athletes to profit from their names, images and likenesses “in a manner consistent with the collegiate model.The board directed the three separate divisions of the organization to immediately begin figuring out how to update their rules in a way that maintains a distinction between college and professional sports.
The board members said in a release Tuesday that all changes should make sure student-athletes have the same opportunities to make money as all other students, maintain the priorities of education and the collegiate experience, and ensure that rules are “transparent, focused and enforceable” and do not create a competitive imbalance. The board wants each division to implement new rules by January 2021.
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chinngiskhaan
Participantnothing has been changed yet, but it will be. It’s only a matter of time at this point. If You want to argue semantics go ahead.
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GameForAnyFuss
ParticipantI’m not arguing anything. Just posting a tweet. A tweet that says nothing has changed. There’s nothing to argue here.
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chinngiskhaan
Participantyou’re right, nothing has changed yet, but it will. I’m not claiming that the NCAA is going to change how it does things overnight, but the changes will happen, and they will happen by 2021.
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chinngiskhaan
Participantand shame on you for putting a damper on my enthusiasm! SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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EagleMountainUte
ParticipantPerfect for them. They don’t have to do s**t about Arizona and other U of pays they choose to ignore.
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PlainsUte
ParticipantTOP PRIORITY for our AD and KW: Lock down a player endorsement deal with UnderArmor or somesuch!!
You know Oregon is going to take FULL advantage of their connection to Nike.
There are people thinking this is about player appearances at restaurants and car dealers but I think the money involved is going to end up much bigger in P5 football.
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ironman1315
ParticipantWhy not Pepsi?
Or Nintendo since the Nintendo of America pres is a U grad.
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chinngiskhaan
ParticipantOh yeah, Nintendo would be cool for teens
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PlainsUte
ParticipantIs Tim Cook gonna sponsor Stanford players?
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