Today’s guest columnist is former basketball star and athlete-rights pioneer Ed O’Bannon. EA Sports is bringing back its college basketball video game, and it’s…
One of the more controversial features of the approved House settlement is a clearinghouse review of NIL deals that exceed $600 to ensure they are legitimately about use…
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…
Kris Jenkins, who starred on the Villanova men’s basketball team in the mid-2010s, is the latest former college star to sue the NCAA for denying him NIL opportunities…
He never attended law school and wasn’t a plaintiff or defendant in a major case, but sports marketing pioneer and college athlete advocate Sonny Vaccaro is one of the…
A federal judge finding an AI company committed copyright infringement could have major ramifications for the sports industry. Last week, U.S. Circuit Judge…
There’s a well-worn sports cliché that the name on the back of the jersey doesn’t matter nearly as much as the team name on the front. But does that theory of obscurity…
The O’Bannon family’s long-running battle with the NCAA is now a multigenerational affair. On Friday morning, Chuck O’Bannon Jr., the son of former UCLA basketball…
Three of the named plaintiffs and class representatives in the House, Carter and Hubbard college sports antitrust litigations that U.S. District Judge Claudia…
The NCAA, conferences and Turner Sports contend an antitrust lawsuit brought by Mario Chalmers and 15 other former college basketball players over the use of their NIL…
The NCAA’s controversial, and yet-to-be approved, multibillion-dollar settlement agreement with attorneys for former and current Division I athletes to resolve…
When the NCAA, power conferences and attorneys for former and current Division I athletes finalized a multibillion-dollar settlement agreement to…
