While the ruling does not explicitly classify athletes as employees, it sets a precedent for consideration of their status in future legal proceedings.
Appeals Court Ruling Leaves Door Open for College Athlete Employment Status
Players From NC State’s ‘Cardiac Pack’ Sue NCAA Over NIL Earnings
Ten players from NC State’s 1983 national championship-winning basketball team sued the NCAA and Collegiate Licensing Company Monday.
Does Private Equity Make Sense for College Athletics?
Can private equity solve problems in college athletics, or will it only create new ones?
UAB Football Becomes First Full Team to Join Players Association
On Monday, UAB’s football team made headlines by becoming the first full team to join Athletes.org, a players’ association created for college athletes.
St. John’s Athletes File Lawsuit Against NCAA Over Eligibility Denial
The complaint alleges that the NCAA’s denial of the eligibility waivers for a pair of basketball players violate three New York State laws.
Virginia Will Allow Universities to Compensate Athletes Directly
Virginia’s governor signed a bill allowing universities to pay athletes directly through name, image, and likeness deals.
