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9/26/2021
Group of Historians Recognized for Best SCOTUS Brief of the Year
by Ronald A. Smith
A group of six historians has been recognized by the Education Law Association for the best Supreme Court brief of the year. Their historical deconstruction of the myth of amateurism in college athletics influenced a unanimous decision that the NCAA cannot bar college athletes from profiting from the commercial use of their names, images, or likenesses.
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