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March Madness: AT&T and Coke Early Gainers

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The Supreme Court has ruled that the NCAA cannot bar modest payments to student athletes, which means they are eligible for limited cash payments of nearly $6,000 as well as other educational benefits including study abroad programs, scholarships for additional schooling, internships, and other benefits. Do you support or oppose this decision?

The Supreme Court has ruled that the NCAA cannot bar modest payments to student athletes, which means they are eligible for limited cash payments of nearly $6,000 as well as other educational benefits including study abroad programs, scholarships for additional schooling, internships, and other benefits. Do you support or oppose this decision?

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The Supreme Court has ruled that the NCAA cannot bar modest payments to student athletes, which means they are eligible for limited cash payments of nearly $6,000 as well as other educational benefits including study abroad programs, scholarships for additional schooling, internships, and other benefits. Do you support or oppose this decision?

The Supreme Court has ruled that the NCAA cannot bar modest payments to student athletes, which means they are eligible for limited cash payments of nearly $6,000 as well as other educational benefits including study abroad programs, scholarships for additional schooling, internships, and other benefits. Do you support or oppose this decision?

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Do you believe college athletes should or should not be allowed to sign endorsement deals which would allow them to make money?

Do you believe college athletes should or should not be allowed to sign endorsement deals which would allow them to make money?

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March Madness: AT&T and Coke Early Gainers

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