UNC football could face bigger issues after Michael Lombardi put on leave
Hours after North Carolina football general manager Mike Lombardi was put on paid administrative leave, another potential issue arose for the program. The College Sports Commission (CSC) is investigating the Tar Heels, according to Pablo Torre, with Lombardi’s actions “believed to be of interest,” according to The Athletic.
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Hours after North Carolina football general manager Mike Lombardi was put on paid administrative leave, another potential issue arose for the program. The College Sports Commission (CSC) is investigating the Tar Heels, according to Pablo Torre, with Lombardi’s actions “believed to be of interest,” according to The Athletic. The CSC, which has been in existence for a year, is an enforcement body that investigates possible violations to do with Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) and revenue-sharing rules. It is tasked with approving third-party deals with college athletes.
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- Hours after North Carolina football general manager Mike Lombardi was put on paid administrative leave, another potential issue arose for the program. The College Sports Commission (CSC) is investigating the Tar Heels, according to Pablo Torre, with Lombardi’s actions “believed to be of interest,” according to The Athletic.
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