NCAA amnesty: a solution to the player/agent problem

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There are scandals every season involving college football players signing with agents before the end of their college playing eligibilities. It might help if the NCAA would set up a short amnesty period before the season, during which time players could admit the violations without being punished.

Author: Levine, Mel
Publisher: Primedia Enterprises, Inc.
Publication Name: Sport
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0038-7797
Year: 1996
Contracts, Football players, Football (College), College football, NCAA

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Scoring for fun and profit: how the 2-point conversion converts to dollars

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A new National Football League ruling gives teams that have scored a touchdown the option of kicking a field goal for one point, as usual, or passing or running the ball into the end zone for two points. It has been proven that fans love to watch the offense in action.

Author: Rozin, Skip
Publisher: Primedia Enterprises, Inc.
Publication Name: Sport
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0038-7797
Year: 1995
Column

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Going for broke; an end-around run on the NFL's Rooney Rule

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Free agency in the NFL may mean that teams will have to spend more on legal problems, as well as salaries. For example, one of the most complex new rules states that the final four playoff teams cannot sign a free agent, unless they lose one of comparable value.

Author: Levine, Mel
Publisher: Primedia Enterprises, Inc.
Publication Name: Sport
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0038-7797
Year: 1993
Free agents (Sports)

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Subjects list: Laws, regulations and rules, National Football League
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