U.S. Supreme Court
Oct. 5, 2016
U.S. Supreme Court avoids NCAA athlete pay showdown, for now
Faced with the opportunity to provide clarity in the ongoing battle between the NCAA and its student-athletes, the U.S. Supreme Court elected Monday to punt, denying review of the first federal appellate decision to rule that the NCAA's amateurism policies violated antitrust law.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Faced with the opportunity to provide clarity in the ongoing battle between the NCAA and its student-athletes, the U.S. Supreme Court elected Monday to punt, denying review of the first federal appellate decision to rule that the NCAA's amateurism policies violated antitrust law.
The high court's abstention leaves uncertain the future of the current college sports model, as lawsuits demanding c...
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