During the 2014 season, if you were a College Football betting fan, you could more than likely buy a licensed jersey for your favorite team bearing a number for your favorite player. NCAA rules currently forbid selling jerseys that have players’ names on them, but if you know the number of that player you can still wear his jersey. However, while a federal judge is currently considering whether universities making profits from commercial use of the names, likenesses and images is fair, some teams have stopped selling team jerseys that have the numbers of popular players on them. Instead, they are using innocuous numbers.

NCAA Football Odds Fans Won’t Be Able To Buy Players’ Jerseys Anymore
Written by Alex Murphy on August 13, 2015
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