The monopoly power that the NCAA held over TV networks fell apart due to
A) the prisoner's dilemma.
B) the winner's curse.
C) the outlawing of the reserve clause.
D) the entry of new schools into the NCAA.

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The NCAA's monopoly power over TV networks fell apart due to the prisoner's dilemma, where individual schools or conferences found it more beneficial to negotiate their own TV deals rather than adhering to the NCAA's centralized control, leading to a breakdown of the collective agreement.

The Monopoly Power That the NCAA Held Over TV Networks