NCAA to Study Potential Impact of Sports Gambling

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The NCAA has assembled a group of subject-matter experts from its national office in Indianapolis to examine the potential impact of legalized gambling on college sports with the goal of protecting game integrity, monitoring betting activity, managing sports data and expanding educational efforts.

NCAA instead has decided to focus its attention less on the concept of "integrity fees" that might provide member schools with additional revenue from legalized gambling and more on the substance of education, the protection of student-athletes and a standard approach to game integrity through consistent national guidelines, according to a report at NCAA.org. The association will focus on such subjects as officiating, NCAA rules, federal and state legislation, and the use of integrity services.

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