Sonny Vaccaro presented to us, on day two, on "Life After the O'Bannon Case" and how it will affect the future of collegiate athletics. Vaccaro gave the audience a solo presentation on his opinions on the result of O'Bannon v. NCAA and life going forward. Sonny discussed how the NCAA represents control and how it takes control of many individuals, mainly the student-athletes. Vaccaro used examples like how the NCAA has their own vocabulary. Words, such as "student-athlete," "true freshman," and "collegiate model" are nowhere to be found in the English dictionary, but are only in the NCAA bylaws year after year. They use these words to defend themselves against opposition saying the "kids" are athletes first and not students or are treated unfairly.