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Georgia coach sounds off: If Congress won't act, SEC should just break away from NCAA and govern themselves

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The Georgia coach says breaking away from NCAA rules is the next move if Congress fails to pass legislation addressing NIL and transfer portal issues.

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Georgia coach sounds off: If Congress won't act, SEC should just break away from NCAA and govern themselves
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