Tennis Players’ NCAA Prize Money Case Certified as Class Action
A federal judge in North Carolina this week certified a class action lawsuit against the NCAA over rules that “severely limit” the amount of prize money current and…
NCAA legal issues
NCAA Trying to Block 24-Year-Old Rutgers Transfer From Playing
The NCAA contends the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit should avoid becoming “the first appellate court in the nation to invalidate sensible limits on how…
UNLV Lineman Denied Bid for Fifth Season in Antitrust Decision
Reasoning that the NCAA’s five-year eligibility rule falls outside the scope of antitrust scrutiny, a federal judge in Nebraska has denied UNLV offensive lineman Jack…
Trump Executive Order on College Sports Unlikely to Move the Needle
The original version of this story ran on July 22, when a copy of a draft version of the executive order was leaked to media. This story was updated on July 24 to…
Nevada WR Catches Court Win as NCAA Eligibility Cases Split
In the latest twist on whether college athletes whose NCAA eligibility has expired have a legal right to keep playing for NIL deals and preparation for pro sports, a…
Offsides: The Two House Dems Who Make GOP’s SCORE Act ‘Bipartisan’
At last week’s House Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade Subcommittee markup hearing, Chairman Gus Bilirakis (R-Fla.) touted his Student Compensation and Opportunity…
NCAA Defeats Terrelle Pryor’s Lawsuit Over Lost NIL Opportunities
In another legal win for the NCAA this week, a federal judge in Ohio on Friday dismissed former Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor’s lawsuit against the NCAA, the Big…
NCAA Scores Major Antitrust Win as Eligibility Rules Upheld
As more and more D-I college athletes whose NCAA eligibility has run out sue the association, the NCAA on Wednesday won a key decision at the U.S. Court of Appeals for…
NIL Collectives Face Uncertain Fate as House Attorneys, CSC Bicker
The House settlement was supposed to bring clarity and calm to big-time college sports, but attorneys who negotiated the deal already disagree on what it means for NIL…
House v. NCAA Counsel Gets $515M in Legal Fees Approved by Court
With college athletes now submitting their NIL compensation deals to the newly established College Sports Commission, the class counsel in House v. NCAA—led by Hagens…
College Sports Commission Curbs NIL Collectives via Deloitte Review
The College Sports Commission (CSC) on Thursday issued additional guidance for the term “valid business purpose” and indicated NIL collectives whose sole focus is to pay…
NCAA’s Regulatory Chief Stan Wilcox Joins Post-House Wave of Departures
The post-House v. NCAA exodus from the NCAA’s national office continued this week with the announcement that executive vice president of regulatory affairs, Stan Wilcox…
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