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    Massachusetts Online Sports Betting Goes Live
    The state carries a “very competitive” 20% online sports betting tax rate.
    South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley.
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    As Women’s Sports Grows, Broadcaster Taps Into Momentum
    Broadcaster Bonnie Bernstein is launching a new podcast ‘She Got Game.”
    A demonstrator holds a sign in support of inclusion of trans youth athletes in sporting competitions, which House Bill 734 would prohibit.
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    Congress Considers Ban on Transgender Girls in Women’s Sports
    The bill has been introduced on two other occasions.
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    Could Scripps Rescue Sports Teams From Dying RSNs?
    Scripps Sports is emerging as a possible alternative for sports teams.
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    Lack of Major Sports Moments Contributes to WBD’s Poor Quarter
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    The final round of the Phoenix Open drew impressive ratings.
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    How Did Other Sports Broadcasts Fare On Super Bowl Sunday?
    It was a good day for sports broadcasting on Super Bowl Sunday.
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    College Football Players Appear In Super Bowl Ads Thanks To NIL
    Dieunerst Collin and Shedeur Sanders both made cameos during Super Bowl 57.
    Barstool-Sports
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    Barstool Sports’ Future Parent Posts $1.6B In Revenue
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    Fox Is Surprisingly Leading College Basketball Viewership
    The network is averaging 1.25 million viewers this season.
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    NIL Collectives Are Slacking On Supporting Women’s Sports
    Only 34% of existing collectives offered compensation to women’s sports.