NCAA’s Longest-Serving Official, Defender of Amateurism, to Retire
Over nearly four decades, Kevin Lennon has been one of the NCAA’s most persistent and visible defenders of amateurism. Frequently serving as the association’s unofficial…
Alston v. NCAA
Historic NCAA House Settlement Approved as More Legal Issues Await
U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken on Friday night granted final approval to the settlement between the NCAA, power conferences and current and former D-I athletes…
The NCAA’s Judicial Game-Changer Readies Her Final Shot
The last quarter-century of college sports history has lent itself to all kinds of “what-if” games, ranging from the plausible to the wildly speculative. Here’s one…
New Antitrust Lawsuit Directly Attacks NCAA Amateurism
Jeffrey Kessler, Steve Berman, Benjamin Siegel and other attorneys representing college athletes filed a new federal antitrust law on Thursday that seeks to drive a…
NCAA Reform on Capitol Hill: 6 Questions on the Prospects of Passage
Congress has increasingly indicated an interest in helping the college sports industry deal with multiple issues, from name, image and likeness to antitrust…
Johnson Lawyers Argue NCAA’s Use of ‘Amateurs’ Is Meaningless, Seek Discovery
The NCAA can call college athletes as “amateurs,” but that designation shouldn’t prevent schools from recognizing those athletes as employees, a new court filing in…
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