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NCAA president warns Congress: Transfer portal killing graduation rates
The president of the NCAA is urging Congress to pass the Protect College Sports Act for the sake of timely student athlete graduation rates.
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NCAA President Charlie Baker wrote to Congress urging passage of the Protect College Sports Act, arguing that the court‑imposed unlimited transfer policy is harming student‑athlete graduation rates. He contended that multiple transfers lead to poorer academic outcomes. Baker’s letter, dated Thursday, frames the legislation as essential for ensuring timely graduations among athletes.
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