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NCAA files federal lawsuit against DeWine eligibility executive order

The NCAA is suing Gov. Mike DeWine over his recent executive order granting a fifth year of eligibility to student athletes.

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Cincinnati Cincinnati Enquirer· Oct 16, 3:13 PMNCAA files federal lawsuit against DeWine eligibility executive order

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