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    Oregon State and Washington State now have the blessing of the Washington state Supreme Court to take control of the Pac-12’s board.
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    Oregon State, Washington State Win Full Control of the Pac-12
    The Washington Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal.
    The NCAA has walked back its interpretation of a transfer rule restriction change after a federal court ruling on Wednesday.
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    What to Make of the Court Ruling on College Athlete Transfers? Don’t Ask the NCAA
    The situation has gotten even more complicated and muddled for athletes.
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    WBD Sports’ Tyler Price on Creating Authentic Narratives With AI
    How Warner Bros. Discovery Sports uses AI to personalize video content.
    Two federal lawmakers from Florida have asked the CFP for more transparency in its decision-making process after FSU's omission from the playoff.
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    Florida’s Federal Lawmakers Are Going After the College Football Playoff
    Rep. Gus Bilirakis and Sen. Rick Scott have both made statements.
    Five professional sports labor unions have endorse college athletes becoming employees.
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    Five Pro Sports Unions Endorse College Athlete Employment
    The MLBPA, NFLPA, NBPA, NHLPA, and MLSPA weighed in.
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    TV Networks Are Programming College Football’s Future: What’s Next
    Conference championship weekends will have a different feel in the future.
    A lawsuit against the university of Oregon could dictate the future of Title IX and NIL.
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    New Lawsuit Could Decide Whether NIL Is Subject To Title IX
    It’s one of the biggest unanswered questions of the NIL era.
    The Brandr Group has agreed to drop its lawsuit against EA Sports over its college football game.
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    Brandr Group Drops Lawsuit Against EA Sports Over College Football Video Game
    The suit was first filed in June.
    Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh's comments on athlete compensation highlight the NCAA's hypocrisy.
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    Jim Harbaugh’s Athlete Compensation Comments Highlight NCAA Hypocrisy
    Harbaugh can donate to athletic department employees, but not players.
    The College Football Playoff National Championship trophy at CFP Champions press conference at Los Angeles Airport Marriott.
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    College Football Playoff Moves Closer to Format Change
    The CFP is poised to move to a five-and-seven format.