After the NCAA voted to allow collegiate athletes to wager on professional sports, Division I school leaders have decided to delay implementing the rule change.

The pause follows a Justice Department investigation that alleged an active NBA player and coach were involved in an illegal sports and poker gambling scheme.

Earlier this month, Division I leaders approved allowing athletes to bet on professional sports. Last week, leaders of Division II and Division III schools voted in favor as well. While Divisions II and III typically consist of smaller universities whose athletes are less likely to turn professional, a lot of talent in the four major U.S. pro sports leagues comes from Division I programs.

The rule change was initially set to take effect Nov. 1. It will now begin Nov. 22,

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