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Ohio Court Reverses Grandfathering of Athletes Into NCAA Eligibility Original

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By Eli Kronenberg
| Front Office Sports Verified
Two dozen college athletes who sought an extra year of eligibility in response to the NCAA’s new age-based criteria are no longer eligible after an Ohio appeals court reversed a preliminary injunction allowing them to play on Friday.
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WTA announces equal pay for all combined 1000 events

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By Eli Kronenberg
| MSN Verified
Men and women will get equal prize money for all combined ATP/WTA 1000 events, the WTA said Thursday in a press release outlining a series of structural changes to the tour in 2027. The announcement marks the successful conclusion of a “ pathway ” the WTA launched in 2023, in which it committed to equal pay at all combined 1000s by 2027.
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Extending WNBA Playoffs Would Cost Owners Up to $1 Million in Player Pay Original

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By Colin Salao Verified, Eli Kronenberg
| Front Office Sports Verified
On Tuesday night, the New York Liberty sealed a two-game first round sweep over the Minnesota Lynx with an 87-71 victory at the Barclays Center, marking the first time a No. 8 seed has upset a No. 1 seed since the WNBA switched to an 8-team, conference-less format in 2022. The Lynx, which finished the regular season with a 33-11 record, exited the playoffs after playing just one home and one road game, prompting renewed questions over the WNBA’s postseason format.
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