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NCAA athletes' rights, recruiting at heart of states' NIL race - Vimarsana News

NCAA athletes' rights, recruiting at heart of states' NIL race

Mar 4, 2021 JACKSON, Miss. — Within the marble halls of the Mississippi State Capitol, the topic of college football is never far away. Home to two of the SEC’s plucky underdogs, Ole Miss and Mississippi State, legislators here are always striving to make up ground on neighboring states that have more historic football powerhouses. In fact, last summer, lawmakers replaced their state flag after the NCAA and SEC banned the Rebels and Bulldogs from hosting athletic championship events in a state whose flag brandished the Confederate battle symbol. Nine months later, another piece of college...

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NCAA reform looms large as Democrats take over US Senate - Vimarsana News

NCAA reform looms large as Democrats take over US Senate

The NCAA's future may lie in the hands of Congress. Will that backfire on the former after it asked lawmakers to get involved?

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NCAA athletes rights: Two senators spar with CEO over NIL - Vimarsana News

NCAA athletes rights: Two senators spar with CEO over NIL

Sens. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) express their frustration with the NCAA in a discussion with CEO Donald Remy.

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DeVonta Smith: Injury can't damper Alabama WR's huge night - Vimarsana News

DeVonta Smith: Injury can't damper Alabama WR's huge night

Jan 12, 2021 MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — DeVonta Smith is still open. Maybe he’s in his apartment bedroom sleeping by now or in the window seat on the flight back to Tuscaloosa. Maybe he’s eating a post-game dinner or a late-night snack. Who knows where he is exactly, but we do know what he is—he’s open. Feet, yards, miles from the nearest defender. Alabama’s Heisman Trophy-winning receiver strolled into Hard Rock Stadium on Monday night dressed in a blazing hot red suit—and a Heisman mask. He embodied that fiery getup on the field in one of the most incredible first-half performances...

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