NCAA Surveys Compliance Directors on Sports Wagering Issues

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The NCAA on Wednesday released the findings of a survey of campus compliance directors on sports wagering issues they experience. The survey found 27% of autonomy schools had dealt with a sports wagering problem among their athletes or staff within the past year, a substantial increase from a survey in 2019. A similar percentage of autonomy conference compliance administrators said they were aware of athletes on their campus being harassed online or in person by someone with a gambling interest in their games. 

NCAA President Charlie Baker commissioned the survey to study how campus administrators perceive various sports wagering trends and what is being done to deliver sports wagering education to their athletes, coaches and others affiliated with athletics at their school.

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