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    Urban Meyer Poised To Return To TV With Fox Sports
    Despite his disastrous tenure with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Fox Sports is poised to bring back Urban Meyer as a college football studio analyst for ‘Big Noon Kickoff.’
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    Mario Cristobal’s $7.9M Mansion Matches Gargantuan Coaching Contract
    In December, Mario Cristobal inked a reported 10-year, $80 million contract with the University of Miami. Now, he has a mansion to match.
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    NCAA Reportedly Allowing Sale of Player Data to Sportsbooks
    The NCAA has reportedly decided that it is not a violation of policy for conferences and schools to sell player data to sports betting operators.
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    Amazon Expands Its Live Sports Offerings with MMA Promotion
    Amazon continues to add to its live sports portfolio with a five-year distribution deal with mixed martial arts promoter One Championship.
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    College Football Recruits Are Reportedly Cashing In With Hefty NIL Deals
    NIL collectives are starting to make an impact on the football recruiting landscape — by offering six- to seven-figure checks to future players.
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    Tom Brady’s Sportswear Company Goes All-In on Golf
    Brady, the sportswear apparel company co-founded by NFL superstar quarterback Tom Brady, has officially launched a golf collection.
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    College Sports Stakeholders Launch Campaign for International Athlete NIL Rights
    More than 20,000 international NCAA athletes are left out of an estimated billion-dollar NIL industry. There’s finally a movement to change that.
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    Gamecocks’ Staley Joins Coaching Elite With National Title
    South Carolina won its second NCAA championship and first since 2017. Staley signed a seven-year, $22.4 million extension in October.
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    Gender Equity Fuels Debate Over Moving Final Fours to Same City
    The NCAA has traditionally hosted Final Fours in different cities, but that setup has been called into question — thanks to issues of gender equity. 
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    House Democrats Introduce Bill on NCAA Gender Equity
    Federal lawmakers have used the popularity of March Madness to spotlight college sports reform efforts. One major issue: gender equity.