Antitrust Lawsuit Seeks TV Revenue Sharing Among College Athletes

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The NCAA and major college sports conferences are facing yet another antitrust lawsuit that could force decision-makers to reckon with a reality where some athletes are paid employees or at least receive money in a revenue-sharing model that looks a lot like professional sports.

As reported by The Associated Press, House v. the NCAA is a class-action lawsuit being heard in the Northern District of California by Judge Claudia Wilken, whose previous rulings in NCAA cases paved the way for college athletes being allowed to profit from their fame and for schools to direct more money into their hands.

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