Last week the NCAA's March Madness basketball tournaments kicked off and the arenas felt dare I say

The stands were packed with fans back at full capacity for the first time in two years

They're about to tell me they are not gonna count it

It was after the buzzer but something new was happening off the court too

It's selection Sunday and Drew Timmy has a choice to make

That little shaving cream ad featuring Gonzaga basketball player Drew Timmy while it wouldn't have been possible or legal

Before last summer

I

My found one see the NCAA has never before allowed student athletes to make money off their name image or likeness those deals are called

N.I.L. for short

That's meant no sponsorships no endorsement deals all while the NCAA made millions from March Madness

850 million just from the TV rights to the men's tournament last year

But then a Supreme Court case changed everything last year

Here's justice Brett Kavanaugh at the oral arguments it does seem as if the schools are conspiring with competitors agreeing with competitors

I'll say that to pay no salaries to the workers who are making the schools billions of dollars on the theory that

Consumers want the schools to pay their workers nothing last July the court ruled that the NCAA could no longer limit student

Athletes from using their own name image or likeness and in a mad rush hordes of brands big and small look to cash in

What does NCAA basketball star buddy Bayheim he for breakfast?

I can't worry about the pain of my feet a good few arts reports allowed me to move swiftly

With the new changes in the NCAA

I thought it was time to get some help around here and communicating the importance of oral health who better than the best defender in the country

Josh Pasco

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