Unanimous #SCOTUS throws out NCAA Rules that restrict educational related player compensation. supremecourt.gov/opinions/20pdf…
From Kavanaugh's concurrence:
But this case involves only a narrow subset of the NCAA’s compensation rules—namely, the rules restricting the education-related benefits that student athletes may receive, such as post-eligibility scholarships at graduate or vocational schools.
But this case involves only a narrow subset of the NCAA’s compensation rules—namely, the rules restricting the education-related benefits that student athletes may receive, such as post-eligibility scholarships at graduate or vocational schools.
The rest of the NCAA’s compensation rules are not at issue here and therefore remain on the books. Those remaining compensation rules generally restrict student athletes from receiving compensation or benefits from their colleges for playing sports. And those rules have also
historically restricted student athletes from receiving money from endorsement deals and the like.
I add this concurring opinion to underscore that the
NCAA’s remaining compensation rules also raise serious questions under the antitrust laws. Three points warrant emphasis.
I add this concurring opinion to underscore that the
NCAA’s remaining compensation rules also raise serious questions under the antitrust laws. Three points warrant emphasis.
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