July 18, 2019
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Former Players Win Lawsuit Against NCAA (Episode 56)

By Isaac E

NCAA settles with former football and basketball players who competed between March 2010 and March 2017 for $208 million (1:35). Marisnick beaned by Astros and trade deadline approaches (13:55). Oklahoma City no hurry to trade Chris Paul (26:15). Seattle hires Ron Francis as first GM (29:30), and Kieran Trippier moves to Atletico Madrid (31:05). The Open Championship odds for this weekend’s final major (33:20). Finally, the NFL and NFLPA talks continue on a new CBA (38:40).

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