Tag: NCAA
NCAA Delays Vote On Athlete Compensation After DOJ Warning
The NCAA is set to delay a potential landmark vote on legislation that would permit college athletes to be compensated for their...
SCOTUS Agrees To Hear NCAA Athlete Compensation Antitrust Case
The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear two cases regarding whether the NCAA violated antitrust law by limiting the amount of...
NCAA Wants SCOTUS To Reinstate Athletic Scholarship Limits
The NCAA asked the US Supreme Court to reinstate caps on athletic scholarships that were struck down last year, telling the justices...
NCAA, COVID and Paying Players: Negotiating Payment in the Midst of...
By Antitrust Advocate
Last year we examined the decision in Alston v. NCAA, an opinion by U.S. District Judge...
Bipartisan Bill Introduced To Let College Athletes Make Endorsement Deals
A bipartisan pair of congressmen introduced federal legislation Thursday, September 24, that, if passed, would open the door for college athletes to...
NCAA Wants To Dismiss Federal Antitrust Suit Brought By Oregon Swimmer
The NCAA filed a motion to dismiss a federal antitrust lawsuit by Oregon women’s basketball player Sedona Prince and Arizona State swimmer...
Senators Lay Out Plan For College Athletes Compensation Rights
A group of senators led by Cory Booker of New Jersey and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut on Thursday released a plan for...
SCOTUS Denies NCAA’s Stay Of Injunction In Athlete Benefit Antitrust Case
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan on Tuesday denied the NCAA’s request for a stay of an injunction that will end association-wide limits...
NCAA Wants SCOTUS To Limit Benefits For Student Athletes
After a federal judge ruled that the NCAA can’t limit educational benefits for student athletes, the organization is looking to the nation’s...
Mark Emmert Asks Senate To Grant NCAA Antitrust Protections
NCAA president Mark Emmert appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, July 22, to argue for federal legislation governing athletes’ ability...
