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CNN: Money is flowing freely in college athletics’ new world disorder. It’s no surprise that gambling is playing a role
Thirty-nine players from 17 schools allegedly fixed 29 games to supplement or exceed their Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) earnings, prosecutors say.
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Money is flowing freely in college athletics’ new world disorder. It’s no surprise that gambling is playing a role
Buried in point 25 in the federal indictments of more than a dozencollege basketball players for fixing games is really the crux of it: The fixers targeted for their scheme NCAA basketball players for whom the bribe payments would meaningfully supplement or exceed legitimate NIL opportunities.
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