October 19, 20169 yr No I don't think so, the "Brow" or "Twins" shirts were sold by companies like Wildcat Wearhouse or something like that. As long as UK or Kentucky isn't on the shirt it's not controlled by the school and the school/NCAA doesn't get a cut. There were some Nike "Brow" shirts that came out after he declared for the draft, but he got a cut of those. That's the way it used to be. Colleges could not use the images or names of players on officially licensed apparel. We even had issues using certain numbers when we did replica unis.
October 20, 20169 yr If he needs money, quit school and get a job. He getting paid to play with his schloraship. Just another example of the entitlement generation.
October 24, 20169 yr Pretty sure that D1 athletes that are on full 100% scholarship get a check every month, and it is plenty to to live on. Cost of attendance Q&A | NCAA.com
October 24, 20169 yr Pretty sure that D1 athletes that are on full 100% scholarship get a check every month, and it is plenty to to live on. Cost of attendance Q&A | NCAA.com At most schools these monies are distributed at the beginning of the semester.
October 24, 20169 yr At most schools these monies are distributed at the beginning of the semester.The link I posted did say that it is up to each school on how to distribute it. I know some also do it monthly.
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