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College football is going to be more about money than it ever has been.
Another idea that's mentioned is licensing player names for use in college fantasy sports.
"I believe the NCAA is going to allow us to put a sponsor logo on the field during the regular season,” Florida athletics director Scott Stricklin said Wednesday at the Southeastern Conference’s spring meetings in Miramar Beach, Florida. “That's an obvious revenue stream that has not been there in the past. The pro sports are putting patches on jerseys. That doesn't seem like something that's crazy for us to consider these days."
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey, in comments Tuesday, said none of the type of corporate activity being considered by the NCAA committee is new to college sports. “We’ve had jersey patches in bowl games,” he said. “I would anticipate there’s going to be a continuing push (for new revenues), and we’re going to have to come to some agreement in this new environment on where those limits exist.”
Another idea that's mentioned is licensing player names for use in college fantasy sports.

NCAA to consider allowing sponsor logos on field in wake of proposed revenue sharing settlement
The NCAA will consider allowing schools to have sponsor logos on football fields in wake of proposed revenue sharing settlement that was approved.
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