Players Say NCAA 'Amateurism' Is No Defense For Antitrust
By Zachary Zagger ( August 14, 2017, 7:07 PM EDT) -- College football and basketball players challenging the NCAA's rules against players' being compensated beyond school attendance costs laid out their case Friday to a California federal judge, ripping the NCAA's dedication to "amateurism" in college athletics as an invalid defense to the anti-competitive limits on compensation....
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