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Judges Sound a Skeptical Note About Players Arguments in Key College Eligibility Case

The attorney representing athletes in a key case regarding the NCAA's new five-year eligibility rule took a series of questions Tuesday from federal judges who sounded skeptical about the players' ability to pinpoint the depth of the economic harm they have suffered from the change.

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