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chicagotribune.com | Colleen Kane
Chicago’s western suburbs played host to a sort of “high school crawl” for college football coaches Wednesday, with talent evaluators shuttling from one DuKane Conference football field to the next in search of recruits. Conference coaches, led by St. Charles North’s Robert Pomazak, started the eight-school event — called “DuKane Day” — a few years ago in an effort to get more eyes on their players amid an increasingly challenging high school recruiting scene.
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hastingstribune.com | Colleen Kane
CHICAGO - The college sports world is still waiting for a resolution to the House vs. NCAA settlement nearly a month after a federal judge presided over the final approval hearing. The $2.8 billion settlement, if approved, would benefit thousands of former and current college athletes. It would provide back pay to former athletes for missed name, image and likeness (NIL) opportunities.
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gazettextra.com | Colleen Kane
CHICAGO - The college sports world is still waiting for a resolution to the House vs. NCAA settlement nearly a month after a federal judge presided over the final approval hearing. The $2.8 billion settlement, if approved, would benefit thousands of former and current college athletes. It would provide back pay to former athletes for missed name, image and likeness (NIL) opportunities.
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thedailynewsonline.com | Colleen Kane
CHICAGO — The college sports world is still waiting for a resolution to the House vs. NCAA settlement nearly a month after a federal judge presided over the final approval hearing. The $2.8 billion settlement, if approved, would benefit thousands of former and current college athletes. It would provide back pay to former athletes for missed name, image and likeness (NIL) opportunities.
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richmond.com | Colleen Kane
CHICAGO — The college sports world is still waiting for a resolution to the House vs. NCAA settlement nearly a month after a federal judge presided over the final approval hearing. The $2.8 billion settlement, if approved, would benefit thousands of former and current college athletes. It would provide back pay to former athletes for missed name, image and likeness (NIL) opportunities.
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College athletes and coaches await resolution of House settlement roster limits issue after months of stress. Some Chicago-area athletes and advocates on the topic that is holding up the approval: https://t.co/VdFg3D3VTm