House v. NCAA settlement will forever change college sports. What it is, what it means, how it works
Posted Jun 7, 2025
College sports has undergone a seismic shift in recent years due to court losses that have changed the NCAA’s definition of amateurism. A federal judge in California gave final approval Friday to a $2.8 billion settlement in a class-action antitrust lawsuit that would usher in a new era of revenue sharing of millions of dollars between universities and athletes.
(WRAL Sports Fan)
Related: Other News
Tracking transfers: Ian Jackson scores 18 in win over No. 7 Texas; Ven-Allen Lubin nets 22Ian Jackson’s best game at St. John’s and Ven-Allen Lubin’s perfect shooting day at N.C. State led a weekend of exhibition play for former UNC...
Mon Oct 26, 2026NC State Fires Football Coach Dave Doeren
NC State Director of Athletics Boo Corrigan has announced that Wolfpack head football coach Dave Doeren has been relieved of his duties effective immediately. Todd...
Sat Oct 24, 2026
New bowl game in Puerto Rico to showcase ACC vs. Sun Belt
A second bowl game in Puerto Rico has been added to the postseason lineup, the ACC and Sun Belt announced. The TransPerfect San Juan Bowl...
Thu Oct 22, 2026
Days after being ruled eligible, Seth Trimble hits key late free throws as Louisville wins at Kansas
Five days after a Kentucky judge granted a temporary injunction Friday restoring the eligibility of Seth Trimble and 37 other athletes, the former UNC guard...
Thu Oct 22, 2026
