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NCAA Revenue-Sharing and NIL Restrictions Litigation
NCAA, the Power Four conferences, and the College Sports Commission · College athletics revenue-sharing and name, image, and likeness compensation · New Filing
About this case
Talanoa Ili and Charlie Mirer filed a proposed class action in federal court against the NCAA, Power Four conferences, and the College Sports Commission, alleging that restrictions on college athletes' revenue-sharing and third-party name, image, and likeness compensation violate federal antitrust law and NIL laws in 17 states. The proposed classes involve Division I football and men's basketball athletes, and the case seeks injunctive relief and treble damages; the matter is newly filed and ongoing.
Case overview
- Defendant company
- NCAA, the Power Four conferences, and the College Sports Commission
- Product or service
- College athletics revenue-sharing and name, image, and likeness compensation
- Case status
- New Filing
- Lawsuit type
- Antitrust
- Reported harm
- Competition Pricing
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