Supreme Court ruling scrambling NCAA's consideration of new name, image and likeness rules
New proposal offered by the ACC, Pac-12 and SEC would largely leave it up to individual schools to develop their own name, image and likeness rules.
Supreme Court ruling scrambling NCAA's consideration of new name, image and likeness rules
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