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Story summary
- Greg Sankey, Southeastern Conference commissioner, called NCAA tampering rules archaic and urged urgent updates at the SEC tournament in Nashville.
- He emphasized clarity in tampering and eligibility policies, noting ongoing confusion and the impact of state laws on athletics.
- The Big Ten requested a halt to tampering investigations, while Sankey and other conference leaders pushed for rapid changes.
- Discussions continue about federal legislation, including the SCORE Act, to address issues.
