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Arthur Bryant on Title IX in the Age of College Pro Sports - Corporate Crime Reporter
Increasingly, college sports are becoming more and more like pro sports. Football and basketball players are being paid millions of dollars for their name, likeness and image (NIL). Arthur Bryant Cooper Flagg Duke Basketball Forward $4.8 million. Carson Beck Miami Football Quarterback $4.3 million. But NIL is colliding with Title IX, the federal law requiring male and female athletes to be treated equally. And Arthur Bryant, one of the leadin…
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