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Ca$hing In
Ca$hing In
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December 2020 January 2021 Scholastic Action Reading Magazine, pages 4-7
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1
Todd Gurley had to sit out four games because he was ____ for selling his autograph.
confined
endorsed
inspired
suspended
2
The central idea for "Cashing In" is
Ohio State football players can make money signing autographs.
Todd Gurley was suspended because of getting paid to sign autographs.
how a change in NCAA rules allows college athletes to earn money
Bo Nix drinks iced tea.
3
_______, the NCAA finally areed to change the rules.
Last fall
Last winter
Last summer
Last spring
4
College athletes can now use their name, image and ____ to earn money.
likeness
feasible
investors
salary
5
Dreams that were not possible for college athletes are now ____.
feasible
independent
likeness
suspended
6
According to the article, what percent of top level college players make it to the pros?
50
10
2
Trick question! The article did not say!
7
In 2014, Todd Gurley played for the University of
Georgia
South Carolina
Nebraska
Alabama
8
University of Nebraska volleyball player Lexi Sun has her own line of sports ______
equipment
tech
clothing
shoes
9
One athlete signed a $2 million deal to ____ a tech company.
suspend
invest
likeness
endorse
10
Some college athletes are now earning millions of dollars for their NIL.
FALSE
TRUE
11
Colleges can't pay athletes an acutal ____ but college athletes can earn money in other ways.
salary
likeness
pitch
gallery
12
Tennessee State basketball player, Hercy Miller signed a $2 million dollar deal to endorse a ____ company.
tech
sweatshirt
iced tea
shoe
13
The new NCAA rule is turning college athletes into
business people
lawyers
coaches
accountants
14
What does NIL stand for?
name ice lemonade
name image lasanga
name image likeness
name invest loyal
15
Margzetta Frazier is a star gymnast at UCLA and also a ______
comedian
artist
campus security guard
musician