An exceptional line-up of attorneys, sport journalists, and academic experts take a deep dive into the impacts of the blockbuster NCAA vs. House-Hubbard-Carter antitrust lawsuits. They examine the current status of the proposed settlement, possible legal challenges, and how the $2.8 billion in past damages and estimated $20 billion in injunctive relief might affect Division I college athletics and athletes, including Olympic and other non-revenue sports. Given that the current settlement directs over 90 percent of the possible past damages to male athletes, primarily in the sports of football and basketball, the additional cost to Division I institutions for Title IX equity obligations will be addressed.
