And so ends college sports as we know and love them:
NCAA Clears Way to Allow Athletes to Be Compensated
The decision comes a month after California passed a law requiring schools in the state to allow college athletes to earn endorsement money
By
Brian Costa
The NCAA cleared the way for college athletes to begin profiting from their name, image and likeness on Tuesday, a landmark decision that will dramatically alter the economics of college sports.
The NCAA's governing board directed its three competition divisions to immediately consider changing the rules governing such benefits for athletes, and to make all such changes no later than January 2021. "We must embrace change," said Michael Drake, chair of the board and president of Ohio State University.
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