Senators: NCAA NIL Reform a Step Forward and Back

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Two leading United States senators on the subject of NCAA reform have sent a letter to association president Mark Emmert expressing their concern over the “immaterial” framework for name, image and likeness compensation the NCAA unveiled in a report last week.

Senators Cory Booker and Chris Murphy co-signed the 600-word letter, which called the reforms outlined by the NCAA Board of Governors “both a step forward and a step back.”

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