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RE: California's Travel Ban - Ramifications
(07-04-2017 10:18 AM)MplsBison Wrote:  They'll figure out a way to pay for coaches to travel, using the exemption in OP's point #1.

The spirit and intent of the ban has nothing to do with athletics.

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Exactly. Just like I stated earlier, they will find a way around it. The law wasn't intended to stop games between schools. It can be easily circumvented by writing the game contracts to clearly address the issue or via the use of donated funds (Im sure there are other ways around the travel ban as well). Where it may have some ramifications is you may see some G5's pick up home games vs California P5's because they are more willing to be flexible with contract terms like travel costs.
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