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Jerry Brewer

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Senior columnist for The Athletic. Kentucky Journalism Hall of Famer. 2025 Pulitzer Prize finalist for commentary. In an alternate universe, I'm a 90s R&B icon.
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Why the Protect College Sports Act deserves to pass, flaws and all Original

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By Jerry Brewer Verified
| The Athletic Verified
To love college sports right now is to accept that it cannot love you back. The institution is a cluster of warring factions clinging to self-interest, an environment that has made villains of universities, boosters, corporations, judges, lawyers, agents, athletes and families, none of whom have shown appropriate concern for the damage they’ve done to the average fan. It has allowed an off-putting kind of fatigue to seep into the fandom. Little works the way it once did.
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Why the Protect College Sports Act deserves to pass, flaws and all

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By Jerry Brewer Verified
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
Why the Protect College Sports Act deserves to pass, flaws and all
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The moral of this World Cup: Our problems are enormous, but so are we

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By Jerry Brewer Verified
| The Athletic Verified
NEW YORK — By Sunday morning, the sky had withdrawn its protest. Wildfire smoke from Ontario loitered over the region for four days, looking like gauze stretched over the New York City skyline, the air smelling of a well-traveled disaster. It was thick enough to trigger air quality alerts, obstinate enough to concern World Cup officials who had no suitable backup plan beyond praying for Mother Nature to intervene. And then, on cue, Saturday thunderstorms compelled the acrid haze to stray.
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