Transform your room into your team’s stadium like never before with high-resolution gigapixel panoramic images, or create the perfect accent wall using your favorite University logo.
Each and every Home Stadium wallpaper order is custom printed to the width and height of the wall(s) that you want to cover for an exact fit.
Each order is printed on an easy to use peel-and-stick fabric that can be moved or removed without damage to your walls. No messy wallpaper paste here! Our high-grade self-adhesive polyester fabric resists tears, rips, wrinkling, and fading, and has been known to stay on walls for 15 years!Â
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Student-Athletes with Eligibility Remaining Appearing in Stadium or Arena Photographs (I/II/III) Division: I Date Published: March 31, 2004 Item Ref: 1a Interpretation: The membership services staff reviewed the issue of a third party selling photographs of an entire stadium or arena that include student-athletes with eligibility remaining (e.g., panoramic photograph of a football stadium during a game) and determined that a student-athlete, or the institution on behalf of a student-athlete, is not required to take steps to stop such an activity in order to retain his or her eligibility when the student-athlete did not give permission for his or her name or picture to be used and the student-athlete’s name, picture or appearance is not used to promote the product. [References: NCAA Division I Bylaws 12.5.2.1 (advertisements and promotions subsequent to enrollment) and 12.5.2.2 (use of a student-athlete’s name or picture without knowledge or permission); NCAA Division II Bylaws 12.5.2.1 (advertisements and promotions subsequent to enrollment) and 12.5.2.2 (use of a student-athlete’s name or picture without knowledge or permission); and NCAA Division III Bylaw 12.5.1.4.2.]