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NCAA Division I board has no plans to change age-based eligibility rule being challenged in court

The NCAA Division I Board of Directors doubled down Thursday on the new age-based eligibility rule that has prompted some athletes to go to court.

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What happened The NCAA Division I Board of Directors doubled down Thursday on the new age-based eligibility rule that has prompted some athletes to go to court.
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Left / center-leftNCAA Division I board: No plans to change age-based eligibility rule being challenged in court

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Right / center-rightNCAA Division I board has no plans to change age-based eligibility rule being challenged in court

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New York PostNews report · Jul 24, 3:41 AM

NCAA Division I board has no plans to change age-based eligibility rule being challenged in court

The NCAA Division I Board of Directors doubled down Thursday on the new age-based eligibility rule that has prompted some athletes to go to court.

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The Seattle TimesNews report · Jul 24, 3:20 AM

NCAA Division I board: No plans to change age-based eligibility rule being challenged in court

The NCAA Division I Board of Directors is standing firm on its new age-based eligibility rule despite legal challenges.

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Jul 24, 3:20 AM: The Seattle Times joined the source map.

Jul 24, 3:41 AM: New York Post joined the source map.

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