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Apr. 26, 2021
NCAA under scrutiny in grant-in-aid cap antitrust litigation
This year, March Madness was more than just a couple of basketball tournaments with Stanford and Baylor cutting down the nets.
March Madness certainly lived up to its name this year. There were Cinderella stories, busted brackets and, most importantly, the student-athletes who dedicated years of their lives for the opportunity to play in "The Big Dance" left everything on the court. But this year, March Madness was more than just a couple of basketball tournaments with Stanford and Baylor cutting down the nets. On March 31, the U.S. Supreme Court heard argument in
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