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LSU plans to sell jersey advertisements with NCAA approval

The LSU football program is planning to sell jersey advertisements with approval from the NCAA. A move that will go over well with fans.

By Tyler Reed

LSU Tigers head coach Brian Kelly watches quarterback Garrett Nussmeier eat after defeating the Baylor Bears in the Kinder’s Texas Bowl in the second half at NRG Stadium.
LSU Tigers head coach Brian Kelly watches quarterback Garrett Nussmeier eat after defeating the Baylor Bears in the Kinder’s Texas Bowl in the second half at NRG Stadium. / Thomas Shea-Imagn Images
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The college football season is nearly upon us. In one month's time, the world will be a much better place when Iowa State and Kansas State kick off the season in Week 0.

However, things start to get real juicy in Week 1 when fans see a few heavyweight matchups, including the LSU Tigers taking on the Clemson Tigers.

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In the battle of tigers, LSU will be looking to break the streak of losing their first game of the season, a streak that has reached five straight. However, the Bayou Bengals could look a little different when they take the field against Clemson.

According to Wilson Alexander of NOLA.com, the program plans to sell jersey advertisements, if they get approval from the NCAA.

College sports have finally brought all their darkness to the light, proving to everyone that it has always been a business machine.

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Paying players has always been the correct decision. However, now the NCAA is going full force into grabbing as many dollars as they possibly can.

Imagine seeing LSU take the field with a giant Popeye's logo on the front of the jersey. Ads on jerseys look terrible in the NBA and MLB. If this happens in the NCAA, it will once again ruin iconic jerseys, just like the uniforms LSU wears.

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