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ProfessorGAC

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5. Perhaps

Reply to questionseverything (Reply #4)

Thu Dec 19, 2024, 06:06 PM

Dec 19

But, that would be similar to requiring all companies in a specific industrial segment to operate under the same policies.
These are different owners, in a different league, that governs itself.
The WNBA is also not powerful enough on their own to alienate the college game.
So, while your proposal seems fair on its face, I'm not sure it's practical.

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USC's JuJu Watkins Says Players Should Have 'Option' to Leave School Early for WNBA [View all] RandySF Dec 19 OP

With NIL money and the low salaries for WNBA players currently rurallib Dec 19 #1

They also build a following while in college. RandySF Dec 19 #2

for sure - Clark's last two years really built the brand rurallib Dec 19 #3

Shouldn't the rules be the same as whatever the men's rules are? questionseverything Dec 19 #4

Perhaps ProfessorGAC Dec 19 #5