Tag: NCAA
What NCAA v. Alston Means for Professional Sports Leagues
By Jodi S. Balsam (Brooklyn Law School)
The Supreme Court in Alston held that the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and its member conferences violated...
Judge Denies NCAA’s Dismissal From Student Athlete Case
A federal judge in Pennsylvania on Wednesday, September 22, denied the NCAA’s request for dismissal of a lawsuit that seeks to have Division I...
NCAA Wants To Rewrite Its Constitution After Controversies
The NCAA, with its authority curbed by the Supreme Court, its conferences jostling for influence and its future deeply uncertain, announced Friday, July 30,...
The NCAA: A Cartel in Sheepskin Clothing
In spite of enjoying substantial commercial success, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) continues to limit the compensation of student-athletes through collusive monopsonistic restraints....
US Supreme Court Rules Against NCAA In Antitrust Case
The US Supreme Court on Monday, june 21, ruled against the NCAA in a landmark antitrust case that specifically challenged the association’s ability to have...
Supreme Court Justices Grill NCAA, Calling Arguments “Circular”
The Supreme Court’s justices on Wednesday expressed significant questions about the NCAA’s athlete-compensation limits, but they also showed concerns that a case challenging those...
NCAA Has Its Day In Supreme Court Wednesday
Nearly 12 years of non-stop antitrust challenges to the NCAA’s athlete-compensation rules will reach a momentous occasion Wednesday, March 31, when the Supreme Court...
NCAA Takes On Student-Athletes In SCOTUS Dispute
As the annual US ritual of the “March Madness” college basketball tournament unfolds, the Supreme Court is poised to hear the National Collegiate Athletic...
Pro Players File Brief Backing College Athletes In NCAA SCOTUS Case
On Wednesday, March 10, a brief on behalf of the players associations from the NFL, NBA, WNBA, NWSL, and the Collegiate Association supporting college...
As The NCAA’s Antitrust Battle Intensifies, 2021 Could Bring Monumental Change...
By Karen Weaver, Forbes
Just prior to his January departure, Makan Delrahim put the finishing touches on the Antitrust Division’s opinion in the Alston v....
