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NCAA's Antitrust Litigation History Offers Clues For NIL Case

NCAA's Antitrust Litigation History Offers Clues For NIL Case

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Gabriel Tong authored an article for Law360 titled "NCAA's Antitrust Litigation History Offers Clues For NIL Case" that discusses a new antitrust lawsuit against the NCAA. 

The lawsuit aims to stop the enforcement of recruiting rules that restrict discussions about monetizing college athletes' name, image, and likeness, which could have significant implications for future challenges and changes in NCAA policies.

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