🏈 How quickly will the Alamo Bowl rings sell :)

[planomateo]

At the pawn shops around Austin.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p>Mack Brown hands out rings to his players for winning Alamo Bowl: <a href="http://t.co/0jyBtI1IKt" title="http://twitter.com/SEC_Logo/status/330343611382243329/photo/1">twitter.com/SEC_Logo/statu…</a></p>&mdash; The SEC Logo (@SEC_Logo) <a href="https://twitter.com/SEC_Logo/status/330343611382243329">May 3, 2013</a></blockquote>
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[JoshB]

Probably faster than Auburns 2004 "peoples champion" rings.

 

[riz]

Probably faster than Auburns 2004 "peoples champion" rings.

I need to check ebay and see if I can find me one of those for about $12.

 

[RTRGrad2006]

Can the players sell them without it being a violation? What's the difference between a ring and a school book?

 

[JoshB]

Can the players sell them without it being a violation? What's the difference between a ring and a school book?

You cant sell em while in school but the minute you graduate or leave you can sell whatever you want. As far as the books go, I think its just not allowed to sell a book that your scholarship/grant pays for (granted that is really stupid because regular students can do that no problem).

 

[TerryP]

You cant sell em while in school but the minute you graduate or leave you can sell whatever you want. As far as the books go, I think its just not allowed to sell a book that your scholarship/grant pays for (granted that is really stupid because regular students can do that no problem).

This issue had to do with athletes getting textbooks that they didn't need for their course work. IE: getting a math book for a friend and that athlete wasn't taking, or didn't need, said book.

It had nothing to do with books being sold.

 

[JoshB]

Thats my mistake then, I had the story wrong.