SEC reportedly settles on punishments for programs and head coaches who sign NFL players
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{ "epilogue": "SEC presidents unanimously confirmed new penalties while the conference officially banned NFL, NBA, and WNBA players from returning to college athletics. Amidst backlash, legal questions, and political support for LSU and Lane Kiffin, the Big 12 and Big Ten also implemented similar bans against former professional athletes." }
Epilogue added 28d ago, after coverage quieted.
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