NCAA's Antitrust Woes Continue with New Lawsuits and Liability Claims
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The NCAA and power five conferences are facing a new antitrust lawsuit seeking compensation for benefits improperly denied to student-athletes before the 2021 courtroom win. The lawsuit is aimed at forcing the NCAA and member schools to reimburse NIL money lost due to past restrictions on players getting paid. The lead plaintiffs are Panthers running back Chuba Hubbard and former Auburn track athlete Keira McCarrell. The goal is to recover triple damages for those injuries, which is a standard component of antitrust recoveries.
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