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NCAA president warns Congress: Transfer portal killing graduation rates

The president of the NCAA is urging Congress to pass the Protect College Sports Act for the sake of timely student-athlete graduation rates. Charlie Baker, NCAA's president, in a new letter to lawmakers Thursday argued "the court-imposed unlimited transfer policy is leading to worse academic outcomes for student-athletes who transfer multiple times." A…

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