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"The NCAA announced Monday its plan to allow for self-governance across its three major divisions that will forever alter the restructuring of collegiate athletics, via the Associated Press. Essentially, Division I schools would now be given the autonomy to adopt their own rules for revenue and no longer be forced to adhere to NCAA regulations.
The NCAA released a draft of its 18-page revised constitution that breaks down a move that is aimed at strengthening student-athlete welfare.
Full changes could be in place as early as the first quarter of 2022."
"The NCAA announced Monday its plan to allow for self-governance across its three major divisions that will forever alter the restructuring of collegiate athletics, via the Associated Press. Essentially, Division I schools would now be given the autonomy to adopt their own rules for revenue and no longer be forced to adhere to NCAA regulations.
The NCAA released a draft of its 18-page revised constitution that breaks down a move that is aimed at strengthening student-athlete welfare.
Full changes could be in place as early as the first quarter of 2022."
