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Terminating College Head Coaches' Employment with Cause for NCAA Rules Infractions
College athletics and its finances are in flux due to several recent incidents. Many athletics departments claimed to lose millions of dollars due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The NCAA v. Alston Supreme Court decision will result in universities and athletics departments providing their student-athlete
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