DOJ urges Supreme Court to reject NCAA arguments in student-athlete compensation dispute

Alex Wilts

11 March 2021

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Both US antitrust agencies have asked the Supreme Court to affirm a lower court’s ruling that would allow football and basketball players in the National Collegiate Athletic Association to receive more in education-related benefits.

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DOJ urges Supreme Court to reject NCAA arguments in student-athlete compensation dispute

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