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Trump's NIL Executive Order Will Be CHALLENGED

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What to know about Donald Trump's executive order on NIL and college sports
President Donald Trump on Thursday issued an executive order titled “SAVING COLLEGE SPORTS,” a directive aimed at regulating the rapidly shifting landscape in college sports.

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Trump signs executive order laying out new rules for NIL deals and money in college sports
Trump executive order seeks to limit NIL payments in college sports. Can he?
What does Trump’s college sports executive order mean? Breaking down the impact
The order essentially makes recommendations for how college athletic departments should operate and directs several government agencies to weigh in on issues that will shape the future of college spo...

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President Trump takes aim at college sports with a new executive order
Trump’s executive Order on College Sports Sparks NCAA, Mountain West, and More — With Support from Nick Saban
Trump signs executive order aimed at bringing order to college sports: Here’s what it means
“A national solution is urgently needed to prevent this situation from deteriorating beyond repair and to protect non-revenue sports, including many women’s sports, that comprise the backbone of inte...

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Trump just issued an executive order on paying college athletes. What’s in it?
Legendary coach praises Donald Trump's NIL executive order
Nick Saban praises Trump’s NIL order as ‘huge step’
Nick Saban reacts to Donald Trump’s executive order on NIL reform. Here’s why he believes it’s the reset college sports needed.
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Nick Saban Strongly Endorses President Trump's Executive Order
The advent of NIL deals significantly diminished the influence that college football recruiters have had over the past few years. But a new executive order from President Trump will aim to curtail that,
White House executive order aims to create clearer standards in NCAA NIL era
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Texas billionaires should hate Trump's new NIL order, but they'll secretly love it
The guy who spearheaded efforts to bankroll a Texas Tech football roster is also advocating for regulatory spending in college sports? Ok.
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