Kolpack and Izzo can't like this

[MAKBison]

How can they stop some one from blogging? That's not even possible is it?

Where's our legal expert???? CAS!

My legal expert is my lawyer...weird question! My personal take is it depends on the content of ones blog. If you or your users are giving a play by play and you dont have permission you might be in violation. I did do a quick google...this was interesting

[onbison09]

So basically our choices are KVLY or the radio pre game show which are all fluff? No thanks.

[EC8CH]

I seem to remember a legal blurp during every NFL game that mentions "or written descriptions" are prohibited.

[EC8CH]

Im writing to Jorgenson and telling him this sucks.

[onbison09]

God, I forgot about Beth Hoole. I really hope they can continue stuff on the blog as much as possible.

[MAKBison]

oppps https://www.quora.com/Is-it-legal-to...a-sports-event

[Twentysix]

So, I guess if ESPN wanted to do another "Sportscenter on the Road" from the Fargodome... "It would probably be denied."

Ive got a hunch it wont actually keep espn away. Doesn't espn broadcast all of NDSUs football games anyway? Espn3.com...

[Bisonator98]

NDSU is definitely going to get some push back on this one.

[MAKBison]

NDSU is definitely going to get some push back on this one.

interesting as well.......https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20.../0156200.shtml

[southpaw]

UND fan thinks it's a horrible idea. Therefore I think it's a great idea.

I have friends and family who are NDSU fans and more importantly, I am very familiar with media contracts with college athletics. This is very rare and will restrict the access to NDSU info, especially by Dom and Kolpack. I feel bad for them and the NDSU fans. No school should restrict the access, especially to two of the biggest suppliers of NDSU info.