How the House v. NCAA Settlement Changes NIL Forever | Inside the New Era of Tennis

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The pivotal House v. NCAA settlement was approved Friday and will usher in a new era of NIL (name, image, and likeness) and collegiate athletics at large. FOS college sports reporter Amanda Christovich joins Baker Machado and Renee Washington to explain the ruling's effect on schools and athletes.

Plus, tennis writer Giri Nathan joins to discuss the instant-classic French Open final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, why it signifies the official change of eras for tennis, and how Sinner's doping scandal affects his status and the sport at large.

We also talk about the Stanley Cup Final with Kathryn Tappen of NHL Network, and a Michael Jordan rookie card is selling for more than $2 million.

Key Moments:

0:45 - NBA Finals logo, Ronaldo, WNBA schedule

4:42 - NCAA vs House settlement

9:30 - New era of Tennis

17:13 - Stanley Cup

21:17 - MJ's insane rookie card price

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