75% of U.S. Olympians played in college. Future of Games hinges on fallout from NCAA athlete payouts.

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One thought on “75% of U.S. Olympians played in college. Future of Games hinges on fallout from NCAA athlete payouts.

  1. I personally think that if players are going to be paid to play, then they should be required to graduate and not leave school early for the “big” leagues.

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