$2.8 billion House v. NCAA settlement hangs in balance as attorneys address roster-limit concern
Posted May 8, 2025
The marathon legal battle regarding player compensation and the makeup of college athletics in a landmark, multibillion-dollar antitrust case may have finally hit the homestretch on Wednesday night. Attorneys involved in a $2.8 billion settlement filed a brief tweaking the aspect of roster limits in the House v. NCAA settlement.
(CBS Sports)
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