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NCAA threatens to boot the whole state of California if bill becomes law
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[QUOTE="Crusty, post: 3120107, member: 2265"] CFB attendance has peaked. Last year was the lowest in the last 22 years. TV viewership has also declined. This California law comes against this background. CFB dollars are not a bottomless pit. Anyone buying a team will soon be running at a big loss. The notion that smart businessmen and women will throw endless dollars to buy a winning team seems unrealistic. What is more likely is that illicit payoffs will come out of the shadows and become tax deductible. Stay tuned. [/QUOTE]
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