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Student-athletes as employees? Deion Sanders' program a 'big flashing light' in debate
Painter talked about the responsibility coaches have across all levels of college basketball amid NIL deals and eligibility rules impacting the game.
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Stanford, family of women's soccer captain Katie Meyer settle wrongful death lawsuit
Stanford and the family of former women's soccer goalkeeper and two-time team captain Katie Meyer have settled a wrongful death lawsuit in relation to Meyer's death by suicide in 2022.
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Katie Meyer wrongful death suit vs. Stanford resolved, school and family say
The wrongful death suit filed by the parents of Katie Meyer against Stanford University has been resolved, the school announced Monday, Jan.
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Stanford, family of Katie Meyer reach settlement
Xuan Thai is a senior writer and producer in ESPN's investigative and enterprise unit. She was previously deputy bureau chief of the south region for NBC News.
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Katie Meyer wrongful death suit vs. Stanford resolved, school and family say
Stanford athlete Katie Meyer died by suicide in early 2022. Her parents have started "Katie's Save," a program to create a crisis line for students.
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Bipartisan group of lawmakers push to get college sports under control and limit the financial free-for-all
Members of Congress on both sides of the political aisle are pushing for stronger regulations on college sports amid fears that the over-commercialization of student athletes and teams is spiraling out of control.