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November 9, 2010, 03:21 PM
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Should the NCAA be able to set artificial limits on scholarships given to student-athletes? Should they be able to deny scholarship renewals for any reason including staffing changes and injuries? I work with attorneys who believe NCAA engages in illegal practices that puts profound financial pressure on college athletes. If you are a student-athlete at a NCAA-affiliated university and had your scholarship terminated, please visit hbsslaw.com/ncaa-antitrust for more information.

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November 10, 2010  02:46 PM ET
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Wierd population to spam at. How many people can possibly have terminated scholarships on a yearly baisis?

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November 11, 2010  07:38 PM ET
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please get that crap off my screen

 
November 12, 2010  03:06 AM ET
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