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Arbitrator rules in Ollie's favor re: protections
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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 3247560, member: 1414"] I don't see how the arbiter could look at it otherwise. The contract says he has to comply with the rules of the NCAA and the NCAA says he didn't, and that he lied to them about it. The courts have been very clear that the NCAA is the final authority on their own rules. In other words, you aren't entitled to complain about what they did in some other situation. It's no different than judges and juries reaching inconsistent verdicts on cases with similar fact patterns. [/QUOTE]
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