If a College Athlete Sues Her Public University Claiming a Due

If a college athlete sues her public university claiming a Due Process Clause violation in the way a disciplinary proceeding was implemented, the majority rule that the court is likely to apply holds that student-athletes __________.

A) Have a protected property interest in future earning potential
B) Do not have a protected liberty or property interest that generates a right to participate in school athletics
C) Do not possess constitutional rights to education
D) Should sue the NCAA for the due process violations, not the university