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NCAA Leaders Consider Athlete Compensation at Anaheim Convention

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Jan 24, 2020

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NCAA leaders said at their convention in Anaheim yesterday that they’re inching toward new rules to allow college athletes nationwide to earn money. But a patchwork of state laws threatens the effort.

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