Supreme Court justices press NCAA about student-athlete compensation

Alex Wilts

01 April 2021

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Justices of the Supreme Court have expressed varying concerns about issues related to the compensation of student athletes, questioning the National Collegiate Athletic Association about its operation of a system that has been found to restrain competition for player talent.

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