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KU, Mizzou react to NCAA allowing student-athletes to be compensated for image, likenessKANSAS CITY, Mo. - College athletes are one step closer toward getting paid for brand sponsorships and endorsement deals. The NCAA Board of Governors voted unanimously Tuesday to allow student-athletes to benefit from their names, images and likeness. The board directed its three separate divisions to immediately work on updating their rules, so the rules can be adopted no later than 2021.
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ReplyDeleteThe only thing the NCAA has actually committed to is setting up working groups to consider thinking about it. Read Sam Mellinger's column in the Star. It is a classic.
ReplyDeleteSince college sports brings in lots of dough to the institution, I have no problem paying the "student-athletes" AKA employees.
ReplyDeleteNow they can afford call girls! Just like the NBA stars!
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