NCAA Takes Another Court Hit on Athlete Compensation

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A federal appeals court dealt another blow to NCAA efforts to keep tight limits on compensating student athletes, ruling that the organization’s restrictions violated antitrust law

“NCAA limits on education-related benefits do not play by the Sherman Act’s rules,” the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said in a ruling Monday.

 

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I'll stop watching college sports if they start paying college athletes. The athletes are aptly paid with a degree. Maybe, if the 'educators' did a better job of educating, as opposed to indoctrinating, the degree would be worth more.

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