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A Grip on Sports: As college football prepares for another Saturday, the bill that is supposed to level the field moves forward. But should it?

A GRIP ON SPORTS • We have some questions this morning. And, no, none of them have to do with the Cougar flag waving on College GameDay or if Portland State earned $10,000 for every point Oregon scored Friday night. The answers to those are simple. Yes and no. Though the Vikings should have.

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