http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/10/2...tes.html?_r=0&referer=https://www.google.com/
Good news, the number of advertisements will hopefully drop, and will definitely be gone for the playoff.
NCAA now providing a list of refs and officials to see if any have participated.
One has to imagine that there are players doing this. Although the sign up requirements are so simple no real ID checks, it can pribably be easily masked.
Given what looks like an absence of any types of controls or regulation it would be a great place to launder money to be honest.
Good news, the number of advertisements will hopefully drop, and will definitely be gone for the playoff.
NCAA now providing a list of refs and officials to see if any have participated.
One has to imagine that there are players doing this. Although the sign up requirements are so simple no real ID checks, it can pribably be easily masked.
Given what looks like an absence of any types of controls or regulation it would be a great place to launder money to be honest.
