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Texas A&M Nets Punter From Trademark Fight with Seahawks

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Remember the battle between Texas A&M and the Seattle Seahawks three years ago over the trademark to the "12th Man"?.  Well, that fight, which got huge press throughout the Pacific Northwest and resulted in the Seahawks paying a license fee to A&M which had trademarked the term years earlier, paid other dividends for the Aggies.

Redshirt sophomore Ken Wood, a transfer from the University of Montana is the Aggies potential starting punter this fall.  He first became aware of A&M as a result of all the publicity around the 12th Man fight and may be the first player ever recruited as the result of a trademark dispute. Wood averaged 41 yards per punt as a freshman for the Grizzlies.

Full post as published by Sports Biz on August 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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