NCAA Proposed Settlement Over Pre-Enrollment Athlete Prize-Money Restrictions
NCAA · College athletics eligibility rules concerning athletes' pre-enrollment prize money · Settlement Reached
About this case
Reese Brantmeier brought a class-action lawsuit alleging that NCAA restrictions on athletes accepting prize money before enrolling full time in college were unlawful. The NCAA agreed to overhaul those restrictions and pay $2.02 million in damages to Brantmeier and former Texas tennis player Maya Joint under a proposed settlement reached in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina; the settlement's current final status is not specified.
Case overview
- Defendant company
- NCAA
- Product or service
- College athletics eligibility rules concerning athletes' pre-enrollment prize money
- Case status
- Settlement Reached
- Lawsuit type
- Other
- Reported harm
- Other
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- NCAA Proposed Settlement Over Pre-Enrollment Athlete Prize-Money Restrictions
Idaho State Journal ·