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[QUOTE="ctchamps, post: 3279558, member: 37"] There won't be any congressional action on this. They postured a few years back, but that was never going to go beyond posturing. Too many universities in too many states. No way would it be accepted by the populations in those states for them to do the right thing. Something might get done if the universities who were punished severely by the NCAA for lesser infractions were to sue the NCAA if they don't act on this current corruption. I'm not a lawyer, but it seems to me some schools could make a case for damages based on the inequity of treatment. [/QUOTE]
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