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    Two prospective sports bettors look at a betting board at a casino in Delaware.
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    Sports Betting Has Reached a Tipping Point
    PASPA was invalidated by the U.S. Supreme Court on May 14, 2018.
    Bronny James heads to USC.
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    Bronny James Commits to Play College Basketball With USC Trojans
    When James steps onto campus, he will be nation’s highest NIL earner.
    College sports is looking to go international.
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    The Push to Attract International Fans to College Sports
    Niele Ivey is taking her Notre Dame team to Paris for a game.
    Rich Paul's Klutch Sports reps LeBron James among other stars.
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    Klutch Sports Boosts NFL Clients With ELITE Talent Management
    Rich Paul’s Klutch Sports is expanding its NFL client base.
    Swoopes is concerned with NIL's impact on sports.
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    Hall of Famer Sheryl Swoopes: It’s Sad College Players Out-Earn WNBA Players
    Swoopes thinks it’s “sad” college players can make more than pro players.
    Las Vegas has become a mecca of professional and college sports events.
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    How Las Vegas Became the Hottest Destination In Sports
    Vegas went from a sports pariah to its most popular city.
    2024 CFP
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    Expanded College Football Playoff Will Compete With NFL Games
    Three first-round CFP games will conflict with the NFL in 2024.
    Haley and Hanna Cavinder post outside The Today Show.
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    The Cavinder Twins Are Using NIL Deals To Pave Post-College Careers
    They’re demonstrating one of the biggest perks of the NIL era.
    Miami (FL)'s Hanna Cavinder (15) and Haley Cavinder (14) makes the "U" sign after the second half of the NCAA Tournament Second Round game between Indiana and Miami (FL) at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall on Monday, March 20, 2023.
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    Cavinder Twins End College Careers, Successful NIL Run
    Haley and Hanna Cavinder are two of the earliest NIL stars.
    A detail view of a WNBA basketball on the court.
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    The WNBA Has a College Superstar Problem
    Iowa’s Caitlin Clark and LSU’s Angel Reese — the two players who electrified women’s March Madness — won’t be selected in the 2023 WNBA Draft.