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Message: [QUOTE="RandomGuy, post: 2947889, member: 6422"] T The Alston ruling did not make them employees. It uncapped things related to education. Is a lavish dorm related to education? Transportation to class? Etc .. Schools may interpret this differently, and there may be a tax burden. Would use of the Alabama football team's fleet of "Get to Class" Bentley's come with a tax? Getting to class is educational... Could a certain Syracuse car dealer do that now, with no NCAA repercussion? In the end, I'm guessing a kid can get a cpu, maybe a smart phone. But some schools will push for an edge, and the NCAA can't restrict it. [/QUOTE]