Everything to know about the NCAA's coming major changes

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"Everything you need to know about the NCAA's coming major changes

On April 24, the NCAA Board of Directors is expected to approve a new governance model, including some major changes. And on April 25, Northwestern football players will vote on whether to form a union, now that they're legally employees.

Adding these to the organization's many other ongoing legal issues can make things confusing, so we're assembling this guide. We will continue to update this as needed......."

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Pretty good, relatively long read. Covers:

Potential policy changes: Big 5 autonomy, Permissive vs. actionable legislation, Full-cost scholarships, Four-year scholarships, Educational trust, Countable hours, Long-term medical coverage, Benefits and agents, Extended due process, Transfer rules.

Legal issues: CAPA, Ed O’Bannon lawsuit, Concussion lawsuits, Kessler lawsuit, Injunction vs. damages, Title IX.