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Colt Brennan's $4 Million Insurance Policy
Brennan is hardly the first NCAA athlete to insure himself -- devastating injuries such as the one Willis McGahee suffered in his final collegiate game have now made the practice fairly common. While Brennan says his policy covers any injury that would be "detrimental to my draft position," once he gets to the draft it's another story. The policy does nothing to protect against is being picked by the Lions. --Eric Horowitz US Open Participants Who Played NCAA Tennis
Men's Singles John Isner, Georgia Robert Kendrick, Washington & Pepperdine Alexander Waske, San Diego State Justin Gimelstob, UCLA Jesse Levine, Florida Peter Luczak, Fresno State Benjamin Becker, Baylor* Paul Goldstein, Stanford Michael Russell, Miami (Fla.) James Blake, Harvard Amer Delic, Illinois* Bobby Reynolds, Vanderbilt Ryan Sweeting, Florida (Note: None are current collegiate players, Isner and Levine turned pro this summer) Women's Singles Audra Cohen, Miami (Fla.)* Tzipora Obziler, Old Dominion Jill Craybas, Texas & Florida* Laura Granville, Stanford* Men's Doubles Bob Bryan, Stanford ** Mike Bryan, Stanford** John Isner, Georgia Simon Aspelin, Pepperdine Rajeev Ram, Illinois Paul Goldstein, Stanford Jim Thomas, Stanford Ashley Fisher, TCU Bobby Reynolds, Vanderbilt Tripp Phillips, North Carolina Wesley Moodie, Auburn-Montgomery & Boise State Alexander Waske, San Diego State Robert Kendrick, Pepperdine & Washington Mahesh Bhupathi, Mississippi Benjamin Becker, Baylor Marcin Matkowski, UCLA Robert Lindstedt, Fresno State & Pepperdine Jesse Levine, Florida Scott Lipsky, Stanford David Martin, Stanford Eric Butorac, Gustavus Adolphus Amer Delic, Illinois Justin Gimelstob, UCLA** Mark Knowles, UCLA Kellen Damico, Texas (a) Nate Schnugg, Georgia (a) Women's Doubles Jill Craybas, Texas & Florida Laura Granville, Stanford Abigail Spears, UCLA Sara Anundsen, North Carolina ** Jenna Long, North Carolina** Lilia Osterloh, Stanford Lisa Raymond, Florida (No. 2 seed) (a) - Current collegiate player * Won NCAA Singles Title ** NCAA Doubles Champ Playboy Takes a Bite out of Facebook
Although the site already contains skimpy photos from a Playboy mansion party, students should be aware that there is no nudity allowed on Playboy U. Students should also be aware that contrary to popular belief, signing up for the site will not make lonely playboy bunnies instantly appear in their rooms. --Eric Horowitz  |
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