LAS VEGAS — No one would begrudge NCAA president Charlie Baker for being in a dour mood while navigating the hallways of a number of Sin City’s sprawling hotels and casinos for a slew of meetings this month which have become a staple of the business in recent years.
Certainly not after the U.S. House of Representatives failed to bring a vote to the floor last week on one of the landmark pieces of legislation that he has been championing for at least a year in the Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements Act—better known as the SCORE Act.
