Senator Murphy, a vocal proponent of NCAA reform for compensating student-athletes, is referring to the NCAA's potential need for antitrust legislation to allow it to implement the "guardrails" (i.e., limits on how student-athletes can accept compensation) outlined by the NCAA Board of Governors.
In another sign that the NCAA, state legislatures, or Congress will approve name, image, and likeness for college athletes, Electronic...
On March 31, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the NCAA v Alston case on student athlete compensation. A win would limit the...
On January 29, 20201, the NCAA Division I Committee for Legislative Relief issued four blanket waivers covering the following subjects –...
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