NCAA: Ban Calif. from Championships if Bill Passes

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Pending California legislation that would allow college athletes to be compensated for the use of their own name, image or likeness has drawn the ire of the NCAA.

NCAA president Mark Emmert wrote in a letter to the chairs of two State Assembly committees that if the bill becomes law, California schools should be prohibited from participating in NCAA championships. Such a ban would affect 23 NCAA Division I schools, four of which are in the Pac 12.

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