Trump urges Congress to 'fix' college football money mess
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President Donald Trump on Friday urged Congress to "fix" what he described as an untenable financial situation in college sports because of the relatively new system of payments to football, basketball, and other players under name, image and likeness compensation.
Trump's comments came at a White House roundtable on college sports that he was hosting.
"It's crazy," Trump said. "Young people are being signed, 17-year-old quarterbacks for $12 million, 13 million, 14 million."
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