NCAA Settles State NIL Case to Boost House Settlement
The NCAA, four states (Tennessee, Florida, New York and Virginia) and the District of Columbia jointly announced in a court filing on Friday that they have tentatively resolved an antitrust lawsuit against NCAA rules restricting how athletes commercially use their NIL in the recruiting process.
At Least 250 Athletes Have Opted Out of the House v. NCAA Settlement
Hundreds of current and former college athletes have filed objections to various aspects of the House v. NCAA settlement, citing concerns about gender equity and antitrust, as well as protesting the settlement allowing for roster limits.
Tennessee Attorney General shares about NCAA agreeing to a settlement over NIL rules
After a year of court hearings, Tennessee has agreed to a settlement with the NCAA over rules regarding paying athletes. NewsChannel 5 sat down with Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti.
Settlement reached in Tennessee suit against NCAA regarding NIL recruiting inducements
The NCAA and the attorneys general of Tennessee and Virginia agreed to settle an antitrust lawsuit brought by the states in 2024 that challenged the NCAA’s rules banning name, image and likeness (NIL) compensation from being used as a recruiting inducement,
State of House vs. NCAA Settlement on Final Day for Athlete Claims
The deadline for D-I student-athletes to get their piece of the $2.8 billion house settlement pie is today. The NCAA is finalizing its massive antitrust settlement for NIL, and student-athletes who competed between 2016 – 2024 are eligible for payment.
HBCUs part of House vs. NCAA settlement opt-in
The Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) has opted into the House v. NCAA settlement, a decision that will have major implications for all member schools, including HBCUs North Carolina A&T and Hampton University.
Tennessee settles federal lawsuit with NCAA over NIL rules
The NCAA and a coalition of states led by Tennessee reached a settlement in their lawsuit against the NCAA, Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti announced Friday. The settlement is a deal in principle that will protect student-athletes' name,
NCAA Settles NIL Recruiting Ban Lawsuit
The NCAA has settled a lawsuit with several states that began in January 2024. As a part of the settlement, the NCAA agreed to step back from enacting an NIL recruitment ban.
What are next steps in NCAA’s $2.8 billion settlement becoming reality?
Schools and conferences are already moving on plans to implement revenue sharing, with some already starting to sign athletes ...
As TU football moves into NIL era, what resources do other sports need to compete?
The support for football since Lamb’s arrival has been well documented — the more than $2 million committed to managing the ...
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Film Room: Contingent Offers and NIL - Now, Pre-House Approval
In this week’s Film Room, we’ll flag key issues to consider as you optimize the NIL strategy for your campus following the NCAA’s Updated ...
Fed warns NCAA could violate Title IX with expected revenue sharing model, NIL payments
Schools are setting aside funds for revenue sharing ahead of the House vs. NCAA settlement. The fed says those funds are ...
Texas A&M Board of Regents to discuss House settlement issues
The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents will discuss legal issues involving the House v. NCAA antitrust case during ...
Pitt Athletic Director Candid On Issues with NIL, Chaos of Paying Athletes
Pittsburgh athletic director discusses revenue-sharing and focus on adding and retaining talent for college football and ...
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Olivia Dunne Fires Back at NCAA as LSU Gymnast Remains Unsatisfied with House Settlement Reached in NIL Recruitment Policies
The NCAA realm is buzzing with the House settlement of NIL. The post Olivia Dunne Fires Back at NCAA as LSU Gymnast Remains Unsatisfied with House Settlement Reached in NIL Recruitment Policies ...