NCAA Legal Thread

[red_n_black_attack]

That puts this in a totally different light. The NCAA needs to settle this ASAP, or get destroyed in court.

I read in there because players are now limited in making NIL by the NCAA decision, the injury to players to sit a year is cause for the lawsuit. However, if this is upheld by the courts, does it open up players to sit coaches who injure their NIL opportunites but not getting enough PT? Or a player to sue the medical staff for being too cautious to ensure they are 100% before being cleared to play and a player can still make good NIL money playing hurt AMA or at 80%.

[Lobot]

NCAA loses hearing before 9th Circuit for an early appeal in the TV revenue sharing case (House v. NCAA). There's about 4 billion in damages in this case and this would effectively bankrupt the NCAA if they lose.

https://www.sportico.com/law/analysi...al-1234763423/

[longtimefan]

The Department of Justice has entered the chat.....

DOJ has joined the State AG lawsuit against the NCAA regarding transfer restrictions on the side of the State AGs. ($)

https://theathletic.com/5212594/2024...ransfer-rules/

That puts this in a totally different light. The NCAA needs to settle this ASAP, or get destroyed in court.

[Lobot]

The Department of Justice has entered the chat.....

DOJ has joined the State AG lawsuit against the NCAA regarding transfer restrictions on the side of the State AGs. ($)

https://theathletic.com/5212594/2024...ransfer-rules/

[Bearcat93]

This is very interesting- thanks for sharing.

[Lobot]

Justin WIlliams with a really good breakdown of all the NCAA pending litigation cases going on. ($)

https://theathletic.com/5174023/2024...sion-lawsuits/