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    Business of College Athletics

    Between unprecedented conference realignments, historic media rights deals, the wild world of NIL, and high-stakes competition, this space couldn’t be more exciting right now, but you need someone to help you make sense of it all. That’s where we come in.

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    NAIA School Raising Money to Play in Postseason
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    More Conference Realignment: UMass Reportedly Heading to the MAC
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    NCAA’s Pay-for-Play Era: What We Know and What’s Next
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    Pay-for-Play Is Here: Federal Judge Says NCAA Cannot Enforce Any NIL Rules
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    Big Ten Women’s Tournament Sells Out for First Time
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    Making Sense of What More CFP Expansion Would Mean
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