Power 5 Passes Legislation Supporting Mental Health

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The NCAA’s Power 5 conferences Thursday passed new legislation requiring member schools to make mental health services and resources available to their student-athletes.

The move comes in the wake of the death by suicide of former Washington State quarterback Tyler Hilinski, which both shocked and saddened the world of college athletics.

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