Wichita State Men's Basketball vs. Cancer - Memorabilia Auction

[Shockm]

Couldn't someone just buy it for his family member? It doesn't have to be bought by ES.

No.

[1979Shocker]

No.

So a family member can't even buy it for another family member?

[Shockm]

So a family member can't even buy it for another family member?

Maybe a family member can. No one out of family can and give it to his family.

[Shockm]

Just don’t advertise it.

[WuShock16]

As always, Shocker Nation needs to heed caution on these matters. The NCAA is so mad at KU right now. Someone has to face consequences for that.

[1979Shocker]

AM's jersey currently has the highest bid.

[Stickboy46]

Is this correct?

See the post from Shocker compliance. You can donate to the athletic department and they can get it to them "at the appropriate time". If you give it directly to the player or the family its an impermissible benefit

[Stickboy46]

Just don’t advertise it.

Just give it back to the Athletic Department and let them handle it

[Shocker_Power]

AM's jersey currently has the highest bid.

Atta boy Joerg!!!

[ABC]

I assume the uniform color will be the same when they have a prostate cancer thing? Would make sense to me.

[Dan]

Couldn't someone just buy it for his family member? It doesn't have to be bought by ES.

ask James Wiseman what happens when you buy something for a family member

[Stickboy46]

These auctions are ending today. Etiennes went for over a grand.

I'd also like to point out that Creighton did the same thing earlier in the month. The WSU ones are going for 2-3 times the amount the Creighton ones did. Guess they only care about Creighton when there is beer involved

[1972Shocker]

I think Kennedy said you could buy it and give it to the athletic department to hold for the player after he graduates. Seems odd that would work but at least that is what I heard him say.

[im4wsu]

I think Kennedy said you could buy it and give it to the athletic department to hold for the player after he graduates. Seems odd that would work but at least that is what I heard him say.

Yeah, that does seem kind of like a "deferred compensation." So do the blue-bloods promise to give $$$$$ to players who have fulfilled their "expected contract"?

[1972Shocker]

Yeah, that does seem kind of like a "deferred compensation." So do the blue-bloods promise to give $$$$$ to players who have fulfilled their "expected contract"?

It's a little different since none of the money goes directly to the player. Just the deferred receipt of a jersey or uniform. But it would not surprise me the convoluted way the NCAA rules are written and applied.