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UNC athletic director Bubba Cunningham shared an open letter to Tar Heel fans on Carolina’s official athletics website on Wednesday morning. In the letter, Cunningham described imminent changes to the college athletics landscape expected once a settlement is finalized in the House v. NCAA case. The settlement, which will likely gain approval next spring, will […]
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