SCOTUS says NCAA cannot limit how scholarship money is spent
In a big win for college athletes and the fight to allow them to earn money, the Supreme Court ruled that the NCAA cannot dictate how scholarship dollars are spent on education-related expenses. Sports Journalist Kim Davis discusses why this is a win and what this means for the future of student-athletes being paid.
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