The University of North Dakota has spent more than $430,000 to defend its controversial "Fighting Sioux" nickname and logo.
The school sued the NCAA in order to keep using the nickname and logo during post-season tournaments.
NCAA says the symbols are hostile and offensive to Native Americans.
The state hired Fabian and Clenendin, a Utah law firm, to fight the NCAA. The UND Foundation has been raising funds to pay for the litigation.
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UND: Nickname legal fees exceed $430,000
(The Grand Forks Herald 6/5)
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