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Subject: Slate article on Ivies and NILs
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[> Subject: Will this stance turn MBB into football?

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Date Posted: 21:58:12 05/02/24 Thu

Years down the road will we fondly look back to the 2010’s and 2020’s with the likes of Harvard, Princeton and Yale as the Ivy League was regularly pulling off upsets in the NCAA tournament? Will the NIL stance be the turning point? Will Men’s basketball be in the same position as football in the 1960’s- despite of the restrictions they were a “mid major “ that was revenant on the national stage?