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    College Sports Revenue Sharing Could Make UConn Even More Dominant 
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    Brock Huard Stepping Aside From Fox Sports College Football Booth
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    House v. NCAA Hearing Set: Turning Point for College Sports Amateurism?
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    As College Basketball Teams Got Older, Duke Embraced the Fountain of Youth
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    Flau’jae Johnson Picks College Over WNBA Draft
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    Jessica Pegula on Tennis: Pay, Saudi Deals, and Women’s Sports Boom
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    In the NIL Era, College Basketball’s Biggest Programs Keep Winning
    Only Power 4 teams qualified for the men’s Sweet 16.