NCAA president: Prop betting on college athletes ‘enormously problematic’

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3 thoughts on “NCAA president: Prop betting on college athletes ‘enormously problematic’

  1. Yes, it is Anthony. The lack of leadership at the NCAA is astounding. What did they think would happen? This threatens to destroy college athletics and actions are needed immediately. The NFL who in the past wanted no part in the gambling world now have got in bed with the promoters, and their greed is causing even more problems but hey, when you have plenty of attorneys on staff, friends in Congress, and pay no taxes due to the sweetheart deal Pete Rozzell negotiated back in the day, then it is likely that the teflon empire will roll on. God help us.

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