Latest trend for college football coaches: Trademarked names
College players at showcase programs may become famous, but while they cannot profit off their renown, more and more coaches are reaping rewards from use of their name and image
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College players at showcase programs may become famous, but while they cannot profit off their renown, more and more coaches are reaping rewards from use of their name and image
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