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Originally Posted by Huckleberry
Once again, the end goal of the suit is to bar the NCAA from banning players from reaching their own deals. Not to keep the video game companies from being able to use the likenesses. The point is that the NCAA gets the money from EA so that EA can use the NCAA information. But the players get jack even though their likenesses are why the game makes money.
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And the chances of that happening are zero. EA will end up doing what they appear to be doing with this year's version and just making things different enough to get by without making a deal with the players.
I've bought exactly 1 copy of NCAA football in the last 10 years so I really don't give a shit either way, but Keller knows exactly what the most likely result of this is. It's 100% an attempt to get attention.