Today’s guest Op-Ed is from Paul McDonald. Mr. McDonald is Co-Counsel for the College Athlete Plaintiffs in Johnson v. NCAA and named by Sports Illustrated as one of The…
From Ed O’Bannon to Shawne Alston to the attorneys general of Virginia and Tennessee, plaintiffs who bring antitrust lawsuits against the NCAA have forced the…
Four former University of Michigan football players—Denard Robinson, Braylon Edwards, Michael Martin and Shawn Crable—sued the NCAA and Big Ten Network Monday in a…
The South Dakota Attorney General filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the NCAA over the proposed $2.8 billion settlement the association and its largest conferences struck…
In the wake of Thursday’s contentious hearing before U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken—who objected to key features of a multibillion-dollar settlement to resolve…
In a contentious hearing Thursday, U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken expressed significant concerns about core aspects of a multibillion-dollar…
It’s not an overstatement to say the future of Division I college sports rests in the hands of a 75-year-old judge in Oakland, Calif., or that a hearing before this…
The NCAA’s Division I Council is set to consider a host of rule proposals that, if adopted, would remove additional barriers against athlete compensation, Yahoo! Sports…
Besieged with legal controversies over the last decade, the NCAA has gone to great lengths to relax amateurism rules. It now allows college athletes to utilize their…
Attorneys for the NCAA, power conferences and athletes represented by the House, Carter and Hubbard antitrust litigations are preparing for a Sept. 5 hearing before U.S…
The National College Players Association, Ramogi Huma’s athlete advocacy group, is voicing its adamant opposition to the proposed settlement in the House v. NCAA…
John B. Wilson, whose conviction in the Operation Varsity Blues case was overturned last year on appeal, scored another legal win Aug. 13 when a Cape Cod judge denied…
