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Can An Athlete Sell Their Personal Belongings for Profit?

1,170 Views | 5 Replies | Last: 12 yr ago by dimeboxaggie
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2:20p, 8/5/13
Can you sell your car or other personal belongings? I thought we owned our signatures. Evidently not.
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Capt. Augustus McCrae
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2:24p, 8/5/13
Your college football career made that signature worth something. It adds no value to your car, etc.
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TexasRebel
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2:25p, 8/5/13
better not sign the title then
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Towns03
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2:25p, 8/5/13
I was wondering the same thing. would JM not be allowed to sell his dorm futon either? how do the NCAA rules read?
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AgSportsFan89
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2:26p, 8/5/13
What about John Voight's car?
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2:26p, 8/5/13
A college athlete couldn't sell their 1995 Cavalier for $50,000. I'm sure they can sell it for fair market value.
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dimeboxaggie
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2:26p, 8/5/13
im sure you guys can google this and find the answers you seek.




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