NCAA
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He started at the SEC in 2002 to help with compliance at a time when several schools were in trouble with the NCAA, and became commissioner in 2015.
Only adding to the anxiety is the NCAA’s new media revenue-sharing plan which allows schools to pay $20 million across its athlete population, but mostly to its moneymakers in football and basketball.
But for the NCAA, it’s a warning.
From Los Angeles Times
The players allegedly wagered on their own games via prop bets, shared information and manipulated their performances to ensure certain bets were won, according to the NCAA.
From MarketWatch
Instead, it has to persuade tournament broadcasters CBS and Turner to do so—and then increase their own annual payment to the NCAA.
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