Analysis

NCAA Pay Case Pushes Limits Of Courts As Reform Vehicle

By Zachary Zagger (August 10, 2017, 8:33 PM EDT) -- Long-running litigation against the NCAA over rules prohibiting college football and basketball players from receiving compensation beyond scholarships is raising questions about whether it makes sense to use antitrust law as a means to reform college athletics, attorneys said at an American Bar Association conference Thursday....

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