Dec 19, 2020; Indianapolis, Indiana, USA; A member of the Ohio State Buckeyes carries his helmet off the field after defeating the Northwestern Wildcats at Lucas Oil Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports Former Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor wants the records of the five Buckeyes who sold memorabilia more than 10 years ago to be reinstated. To make his case, Pryor on Tuesday posted a letter to his Twitter account, which also was signed by the other members of the “Tattoo 5,” who received money and tattoos in exchange for gear, championship rings and such. Under rules that took effect July 1, college athletes now can make money for endorsements and autographs and off their likenesses. Pryor, 32, said the rule should be retroactive. “Now that fundamental right has been granted to a new generation of athletes. Now that they finally have the freedom to share in some…
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