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ause the term student athlete was created by the NCAA in the 1950s in an effort to not ha=e to pay Worker's Compensation after a football player in Colorado was ac=ually killed during a game, and when his family pressed the school for the same survivor benefits that they gave their employees, the NCAA sa

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