NCAA member schools vote to ratify new streamlined constitution
Posted Jan 20, 2022
NCAA members voted Thursday to ratify a new, streamlined version of the association's constitution. The motion passed with 80% of members voting in favor, putting an expected stamp of approval on the first part of a two-step process to significantly reduce the responsibility of the NCAA's national office and to overhaul rules at all levels of college sports.
(ESPN.com)
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