Insanity surrounding college sports has reached fever pitch — as Senate bill to fix mess nears vote
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Bipartisan fixes to the business of college sports are slated for a US Senate vote next month – but for those watching the system crumble in real time, they can’t come fast enough, On The Money has learned.
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What happened
Bipartisan fixes to the business of college sports are slated for a US Senate vote next month – but for those watching the system crumble in real time, they can’t come fast enough, On The Money has learned.
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