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NIL solution to pass Wednesday as NCAA leaders remain divided

NIL solution to pass Wednesday as NCAA leaders remain divided
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With No National Standard States Scramble to Allow College Athlete Endorsements

With No National Standard States Scramble to Allow College Athlete Endorsements
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Restaurants scrambling as big crowds return across Atlanta

Crowds—big crowds—are putting the pandemic in the rear-view mirror and returning to restaurants everywhere, for dining in.

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NCAA athletes rights, recruiting at heart of states NIL race

Mar 4, 2021 JACKSON, Miss. Within the marble halls of the Mississippi State Capitol, the topic of college football is never far away. Home to two of the SEC’s plucky underdogs, Ole Miss and Mississippi State, legislators here are always striving to make up ground on neighboring states that have more historic football powerhouses. In fact, last summer, lawmakers replaced their state flag after the NCAA and SEC banned the Rebels and Bulldogs from hosting athletic championship events in a state whose flag brandished the Confederate battle symbol. Nine months later, another piece of college sports-themed legislation is working its way through this building. This time, a bill that would grant Mississippi college athletes rights to earn income from their name, image and likeness (NIL).

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