TOLEDO, Ohio AP - A college pitcher's lawsuit challenging the NCAA exposed potential problems with a policy barring college baseball players from hiring advisers to negotiate contracts with professional teams.Now the question is whether the NCAA will alter the rule.For now, a settlement reached between the NCAA and Andrew Oliver, a former Oklahoma State pitcher, keeps the rule in place.
October 15, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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TOLEDO, Ohio AP – A college pitcher’s lawsuit challenging the NCAA exposed potential problems with a policy barring college baseball players from hiring advisers to negotiate contracts with professional teams.
Now the question is whether the NCAA will alter the rule.
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