Antitrust claim filed against NCAA; NFLPA and agent panel not on same page; Cablevision suit
October 28, 2010
Former Rice football player files antitrust claim against NCAA
Former Rice football player Joseph Agnew has filed an antitrust
suit against the NCAA claiming the one year renewable scholarship
suit against the NCAA claiming the one year renewable scholarship
unfairly penalizes athletes who get injured and lose their scholarships.
The NCAA banned scholarships of more than one academic year
in 1973. Scholarships are renewed annually, but schools can decide
to not renew them for about any reason.
Mixed signals from NFLPA and agent panel
The NFLPA says one thing about punishments for players
taking money from agents and agent Rick Smith, who's a member
of the panel investigating how to stop improper benefits to
college players says another.
in 1973. Scholarships are renewed annually, but schools can decide
to not renew them for about any reason.
Mixed signals from NFLPA and agent panel
The NFLPA says one thing about punishments for players
taking money from agents and agent Rick Smith, who's a member
of the panel investigating how to stop improper benefits to
college players says another.
Japanese golf tour to test for drugs of abuse
Start of World Series brings lawsuit against Cablevision
Start of World Series brings lawsuit against Cablevision
Angry Cablevision customers who will likely miss the World Series
have filed a class action lawsuit against Cablevision. Cablevision
have filed a class action lawsuit against Cablevision. Cablevision
is a New York City cable provider, that has failed to reach a rights
agreement with Fox, the network carrying the post-season classic.
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