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The new bipartisan college-sports bill is bad news for the richest NIL athletes. Here’s why.
The Protect College Sports Act bill could ‘materially harm the earnings potential of top college athletes,’ one sports attorney says.
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The Protect College Sports Act could materially harm the earnings potential of top college athletes, according to a sports attorney.
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