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Today, some bench players make a million bucks per season. Back in 2012 Richard Howell, NC State's bearded big man, came up with the 'Beard Gang' slogan, sold a few shirts, and made $3,000. He was called into the ADs office and told that it counted as impermissible benefits.... show more

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