College Athletes Closer To Profiting Off Their Image

The NCAA is set to change its policy, allowing college athletes to earn money from endorsements without losing eligibility. This temporary policy, backed by NCAA leaders, marks a reversal of the long-standing rule against players profiting from their fame. The Division One board will vote on this policy, which could be implemented soon.

What can college players now announce without losing their eligibility?

• Endorsement deals

• Transfer requests

• Coaching positions

• Scholarship offers

What does the NCAA's temporary policy allow players to do?

• Transfer to another school

• Earn money while playing

• Skip classes

• Choose their own coaches

How much money can players potentially earn under the new policy?

• No money at all

• Tens of dollars

• Thousands or millions of dollars

• Hundreds of dollars

What is the nature of the NCAA's policy change?

• A continuation of existing rules

• An introduction of stricter rules

• A temporary suspension of all policies

• A reversal of a long-standing policy

When is the NCAA's Division One board of directors expected to vote on the new policy?

• In a week

• Next year

• Tomorrow

• Next month