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KLIF Morning News: SCOTUS Comes Down Hard on the NCAA

By Wordpress Admin User Jun 22, 2021 | 8:03 AM

The Supreme Court unanimously decided the NCAA cannot prevent student-athletes from receiving benefits outside of tuition. Constitutional lawyer David Coale joined Amy & Scott to break down the decision.
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