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[nook91]

As more states move to legalize marijuana for general use and consumption, do you expect universities located in states that legalize marijuana to have a significant recruiting advantage over universities located in states that don't?

I suspect this will become a modest, albeit covert, recruiting tool in the near future.

 

[IRISHJD98]

As more states move to legalize marijuana for general use and consumption, do you expect universities located in states that legalize marijuana to have a significant recruiting advantage over universities located in states that don't?

I suspect this will become a modest, albeit covert, recruiting tool in the near future.

Its still banned by the NCAA.

 

[zonairish]

I believe you have to be 21

 

[Irishjohn68]

As more states move to legalize marijuana for general use and consumption, do you expect universities located in states that legalize marijuana to have a significant recruiting advantage over universities located in states that don't?

I suspect this will become a modest, albeit covert, recruiting tool in the near future.

Man I hope not.

 

[South Bender]

Maybe that's why the CU Buffaloes record has been dismal.
Hard to win football games when all your players are baked.

That's the excuse the coach is using, at least.