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As She Navigates Her Final Semester, What’s Left for UNC’s Fiona Crawley to Accomplish?


If someone offered you $81,000, what would you do? The catch? Should UNC's accept, she would never play college tennis again. The NCAA bars college athletes from claiming prize money of more than $10,000. So Crawley did what any normal college student wouldn’t. She turned down the money and came back to Chapel Hill. (Chapelboro.com)

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As She Navigates Her Final Semester, What’s Left for UNC’s Fiona Crawley to Accomplish?