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NCAA faces new class action over sport eligibility caps, ‘redshirt’ rule

Current and former U.S. student athletes have sued the National Collegiate Athletic Association in a new proposed class action over rules that restrict player eligibility.

The Baltimore Sun · 12m

Handful of college athletes sue NCAA over its redshirt rule in a case that could cover thousands

A group of 10 plaintiffs is suing the NCAA over its redshirt rule that puts restrictions on the five years the athletes have to practice, play and graduate from college.

ESPN on MSN · 1d

College athletes suing NCAA to extend eligibility to 5 seasons

A pair of Vanderbilt football players are among 10 athletes suing the NCAA in an effort to force the association to allow college athletes to compete for five seasons.

Hoodline2h

Former University of Hawaii QB Leads Charge in Antitrust Lawsuit Against NCAA Over Redshirt Rules

Former and current college athletes sue the NCAA over its redshirt rule, alleging it violates U.S. antitrust laws.

NashvillePost.com14h

Two current, former Vanderbilt football players file suit against NCAA

A group of 10 current and former Division I athletes filed a lawsuit against the NCAA on Tuesday in Tennessee, per multiple ...

ABC News1y

NCAA approves new transfer rule allowing immediate eligibility

A new NCAA transfer rule will allow all undergraduate athletes to transfer and play immediately if they meet specific academic requirements, as the Division I Council on Wednesday approved ...

Yahoo2mon

NCAA will pay its current and former athletes in an agreement ... - Yahoo

After a lengthy litigation process, the NCAA will provide US$2.8 billion in back pay, while allowing schools to directly pay athletes for the first time.

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