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[edit] Licensing
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[edit] Source
This image was taken from page 20 of the coaches section of Miami's 2006 Media guide. The full media guide is available on Miami's website from [1]. The direct link to this section of the media guide [2].
The copyright notice from [3] is "The 2006 University of Miami Football Media Guide is a publication of the University of Miami Sports Information Office. Copyright 2006."
[edit] Fair use rationale
Media guides are produced by most universities for most college sports, but in particular for football. The purpose of these media guides is to provide information to media entities that cover their respective athletics programs. Media guides also are sometimes distributed to prospective student athletes as a part of the recruitment process and are often offered to season ticket holders or other boosters essentially for the cost of duplication.
As this image is from a document produced by the University of Miami for the purpose of promoting their football team, it is believed that use of a photo from the media guide constitutes fair use.
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