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NCAA Regulations and College Athletes' Content Creation
54:36 - 57:19 (02:43)
The NCAA imposes restrictions on college athletes creating content and making money through ads; violating these rules could jeopardize their scholarships and eligibility to play college sports.
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Tristan Jass scores 10 unanswered points, breaks ankles, and sinks a half court shot to win a pick-up basketball game in Ohio.
54:36 - 55:41 (01:05)
basketball
Summary
Tristan Jass scores 10 unanswered points, breaks ankles, and sinks a half court shot to win a pick-up basketball game in Ohio. The opposing player then loses his bet and has to do 100 pushups on the court and surrender his shoes.
ChapterNCAA Regulations and College Athletes' Content Creation
EpisodeEp. 52 | 2 Bears 1 Cave w/ Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Podcast2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
The NCAA prohibits student-athletes from profiting off their own names, images, or athletic abilities, which has led to consequences for some who have attempted to earn revenue from other sources.
55:41 - 57:19 (01:38)
NCAA
Summary
The NCAA prohibits student-athletes from profiting off their own names, images, or athletic abilities, which has led to consequences for some who have attempted to earn revenue from other sources. These rules have sparked controversy and debate when it comes to the exploitation of college athletes.