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Posted on 2/28/26 at 1:10 pm to Jack Ruby
It looks like he has a real endorsement as well (ASICS) and not some BS where he gets NIL from a booster.
He can continue to be a track athlete for ASICS, run for his college, and get his degree.
The G League guys coming back mid-season are much more absurd than this imo.
He can continue to be a track athlete for ASICS, run for his college, and get his degree.
The G League guys coming back mid-season are much more absurd than this imo.
Posted on 2/28/26 at 6:26 pm to TU Rob
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We had a high schooler on our relay team last Olympics. If he can do that and still end up running in college, I see no difference.
Did he go pro? Or just run in the Olympics? If he didn't go pro then it's different from this:
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Hinchliffe decided to leave school to begin a pro track career.
But I think we can agree that the whole concept of amateurism is over and everything is in the gray now.
Posted on 3/1/26 at 6:09 pm to Ingeniero
There’s lots of Olympic athletes that still run in college. I don’t think this ruling means anything.
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