Attorneys for athlete plaintiffs, the NCAA, and Power Five conferences filed a revised antitrust settlement proposal that would preserve the sports organization’s oversight of name, image, and likeness deals.
The filing, submitted Thursday in US District Court for the Northern District of California, marks the second attempt by the NCAA to gain preliminary approval of the deal and put to rest claims accusing it of restricting athlete pay.
Court approval is crucial to the future of the NCAA’s amateurism model, which has been beleaguered by litigation related to its views of college athletes as students as opposed to paid ...