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Class counsel: Title IX concerns “misplaced” with NCAA settlement

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The landmark $2.8 billion settlement the National Collegiate Athletic Association reached with student-athletes last year does not discriminate against women’s sports because universities are responsible for sharing revenue, counsel to the plaintiffs have said. 
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Class counsel: Title IX concerns “misplaced” with NCAA settlement

The landmark $2.8 billion settlement the National Collegiate Athletic Association reached with student-athletes last year does not discriminate against women’s sports because universities are responsible for sharing revenue, counsel to the plaintiffs have said. 

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