Supreme Court ruling limits NCAA antitrust immunity on education benefits
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled NCAA rules limiting education related benefits for Division I football and basketball players are unenforceable. Former athletes led by Shawne Alston argued the caps violate antitrust law, while the court rejected immunity claims. Conferences may still set their own limits.
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Haskins Embraces Steelers After Washington Fallout
Dwayne Haskins cites admiration for Ben Roethlisberger and aims to restart his career with Pittsburgh after a turbulent Washington stint. He says he loves football, will compete for a spot, and wants to prove his readiness to coaches and teammates at Heinz Field.
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Simmons 76ers future in doubt after Game 7 collapse
Ben Simmons passed on a critical shot in Game 7 against Atlanta, choosing to dish to Matisse Thybulle as Philadelphia failed to tie. His playoff free throw percentage and reluctance to shoot raise questions about his role, with coach Doc Rivers weighing his future and possible offseason work.
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