NCAA Pre-Enrollment Prize-Money Rules Class Action
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NCAA · NCAA college-athlete eligibility and pre-enrollment prize-money rules · Settlement Reached
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About this case
Reese Brantmeier and Maya Joint brought a class action alleging that NCAA restrictions on athletes accepting prize money before initial full-time college enrollment were unlawful. The NCAA agreed to eliminate those restrictions for student-athletes in all sports and pay $2.02 million in damages under a proposed settlement reached in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina.
Case overview
- Defendant company
- NCAA
- Product or service
- NCAA college-athlete eligibility and pre-enrollment prize-money rules
- Court case number
- 1:24-cv-00238
- Case status
- Settlement Reached
- Lawsuit type
- Antitrust
- Reported harm
- Competition Pricing
Participation information
Availability is based on each listed participation option and its deadline.
Settlement Claim
- Type
- Settlement Claim
- Status
- Unknown
- Total settlement amount
- $2,000,000
Settlement Claim
- Type
- Settlement Claim
- Status
- Unknown
- Total settlement amount
- $2,000,000
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Sources
Public reporting associated with this case.
- NCAA Prize Money Eligibility Class Action
WTOP ·
- NCAA Pre-Enrollment Prize Money Class Action Settlement
The News-Gazette ·
- NCAA Pre-Enrollment Prize Money Rules Class Action
Idaho State Journal ·
- NCAA Pre-Enrollment Prize-Money Rules Class Action
Tennis.com ·