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  1. Empirical Cane

    OT: Huge win for college sports athletes from Supreme Court

    Another step... NCAA adopts interim name, image, likeness policy https://www.foxnews.com/sports/ncaa-adopts-interim-name-image-likeness-policy
  2. Empirical Cane

    OT: Huge win for college sports athletes from Supreme Court

    The market ALWAYS finds a way eventually. Either $$$ dries up because there isn't one, or a better mouse trap gets built. Yeah capitalism.
  3. Empirical Cane

    OT: Huge win for college sports athletes from Supreme Court

    Hence the concerns of my AD-friend. They said if this rule applies to lower tier as it will be implemented in Power 5, they said next 5-10 years will see a culling of the herd at the DII and DIII levels. They can't really afford what they are doing now, so its either less scholly athletes and...
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    OT: Huge win for college sports athletes from Supreme Court

    Benefits the athletes, not the schools. I would offer NCAA now has to be vigilant in watching the ledger for how schools determine "COA"? Give them [schools] an inch and they will take miles. I think the bigger issue for athletes is how this ruling further redefines their relationship with...
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    OT: Huge win for college sports athletes from Supreme Court

    As I understand, this case focuses on COA vs GIA $$$ determinations.
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    OT: Huge win for college sports athletes from Supreme Court

    A childhood friend is an AD (yes you've heard of the school, no they aren't a big power). Here is their take on today's ruling (apparently much broader $$$ impact to smaller schools than bigger): "... The COA (Cost of Attendance) is a number determined for all students as determined by an...
  7. Empirical Cane

    OT: Huge win for college sports athletes from Supreme Court

    You are too kind. Emmert, unkindly GFY. Not once, not twice, but thrice.
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    OT: Huge win for college sports athletes from Supreme Court

    Time will tell how this truly re-shapes the NCAA-School-Coaches-Athlete relationship(s). Doesn't look great for NCAA in terms of maintaining power/rules status quo.
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