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“Controversy Unfolds as NCAA Blocks Deion Sanders’ Bold Spring Game Plans for Colorado”

"Controversy Unfolds as NCAA Blocks Deion Sanders' Bold Spring Game Plans for Colorado"

“The committee raised concerns regarding: (1) The timing of the request, noting most institutions have already planned their spring practice periods and some are at the end of, or have completed, their spring practice period; (2) The competitive and recruiting advantage gained by the applicant institutions if a waiver was approved to allow these institutions to engage in activities no other institutions are permitted to do; and (3) The potential academic impact associated with student-athletes missing class time to participate in practice activities,” the NCAA’s FBS Oversight Committee said

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