Tag: NCAA
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...
Senate Hearing On NCAA Turns Toward COVID-19
The Senate Commerce Committee held a hearing Wednesday, July 1, that was scheduled to discuss the ability of college athletes to make...
Senator Rubio Introduces NIL Bill To Force NCAA Changes
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio introduced a bill Thursday that would protect the NCAA from being challenged in court if the association changes...
NCAA Hit With Yet Another Class-Action Antitrust Suit
The NCAA and, more recently, the Power Five conferences have begged Congress for an antitrust exemption based on numerous prior lawsuits that...
NCAA and Member Conferences Sued By College Athletes In New Antitrust...
College athletes have filed an antitrust class-action lawsuit against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) accusing it of unlawfully prohibiting them from...
Court Rules NCAA Can’t Limit Education-Related Benefits
The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday unanimously upheld a federal judge’s 2019 ruling that the NCAA cannot limit education-related...
Why Congress Would Be Crazy To Grant The NCAA An Antitrust...
By Marc Edelman, Forbes
At the same time that the National Collegiate Athletic Association unveiled last week a new...
NCAA OKs Player Endorsements
NCAA players are a step closer to profiting from the use of their name and likeness.
Under a...
