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(#260) Court case aims at classifying college athletes as employees

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Mike McMahon
Feb 23, 2023
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The NCAA is facing yet another court case that challenges its definition of amateurism, and things didn’t go well for the NCAA or its attorneys in a hearing last week. What could this mean for the future of college athletes? Should they be paid? Will the courts rule that they are actually employees?

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