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Settlement could open the way for college athletes getting paid by their schools
Settlement could open the way for college athletes getting paid by their schools
Settlement could open the way for college athletes getting paid by their schools

Published on: 05/07/2024

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An agreement has not been finalized and questions about how exactly a new system would work remain unanswered. But here's where things stand right now.

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