Tag: NCAA

The NCAA and, more recently, the Power Five conferences have begged Congress for an antitrust exemption based on numerous prior lawsuits that have allegedly...

College athletes have filed an antitrust class-action lawsuit against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) accusing it of unlawfully prohibiting them from receiving 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 expenses for...

By Marc Edelman, Forbes At the same time that the National Collegiate Athletic Association unveiled last week a new plan to mildly reform its name,...

NCAA players are a step closer to profiting from the use of their name and likeness. Under a proposal the NCAA announced Wednesday that...

In this month’s edition of CPI Talks… we have the pleasure of speaking with James A. Keyte, Director of the Fordham Competition Law Institute,...

Confusion and disagreement over the distinction between paying student-athletes to play and providing them with financial aid for their education has made intercollegiate sports...

For too long now, the NCAA has hidden behind its veil of “amateurism” to justify depriving college athletes of reasonable compensation for use of...

By James Landry (Florida State University College of Law? & Thomas Baker (University of Georgia) This Article addresses the black market for college athlete services...

NCAA executives met with the Justice Department’s antitrust chief in November to discuss the association’s plan to change its rules that prevent student-athletes from...