The USOC and the American NGBs are not considered state actors, so constitutional protections of individual rights does not apply to their actions.

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The U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC) and the National Governing Bodies for sports (NGBs) are private entities and are not considered state actors under the Constitution's definition. Therefore, they are not bound by the same legal obligations as the government and do not have to adhere to individual constitutional protections.

The USOC and the American NGBs Are Not Considered State