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KMT’s David Klein Weighs in: Surprise NJ Vote Shows NCAA Betting Concerns May Linger

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By Zachary Zagger for Law360 Law360 (November 3, 2021, 9:05 PM EDT) — New Jersey voters this week shot down a constitutional referendum to allow sports betting on in-state college teams, a move that came as a surprise to legal experts and could reveal lingering concerns about undermining the integrity of college sports. The Garden […]

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NCAA Braces for New-Age “Madness” Amidst NIL Law Enactment

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In less than a month’s time, several states will officially enact name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) laws much to the chagrin of the official governing body of collegiate sports, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”). After July 1, when these NIL laws go into effect, college athletes in select states will be able to cash

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New NCAA Marketing Rules for Athletes Proposed

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October 31, 2019 On October 29, 2019, the National Collegiate Athletics Association’s (“NCAA”) Board of Governors unanimously voted to consider allowing student-athletes to benefit from the use of their names and likenesses. The NCAA has long restricted collegiate athletes from controlling how their respective names, images and likenesses are used. Now, however, the Governors of

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Appeals Court: Don’t Pay Student-Athletes, Though NCAA Does Violate Antitrust Laws

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October 1, 2015 Yesterday morning, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed in part, and overturned in part, last year’s highly publicized decision regarding Ed O’Bannon’s antitrust case against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”), on which we previously blogged. Specifically what portions of the District Court ruling did the Appeals Court affirm and overturn?

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