EA Sports dismissed as defendant; NBA trying to keep labor talks out of courtroom; Lack of institutional control at Boise State?; "Stolen Car"
May 6, 2011
O'Bannon case news
O'Bannon case news
The folks at EA Sports (Electronic Arts, Inc.) can take a deep breath and exhale. Federal Judge Claudia Wilken has dismissed EA Sports as a defendant in the case in which former UCLA basketball star Ed O'Bannon alleges that the NCAA forces college players to sign away their commercial rights to play college sports.
The judge, however, did not dismiss the case against the NCAA and its marketing company, Collegiate Licensing Co.
NBA wants to keep labor talks out of court
Usually other professional sports leagues want to emulate the NFL, however this is one time that David Stern and the NBA want nothing to do with the NFL. Stern stressed that the NBA wants to keep their labor talks out of the court system, unlike the ongoing NFL situation.
Usually other professional sports leagues want to emulate the NFL, however this is one time that David Stern and the NBA want nothing to do with the NFL. Stern stressed that the NBA wants to keep their labor talks out of the court system, unlike the ongoing NFL situation.
The NBA and the NBA Players Association will surely keep a careful watch on the NFL situation, in order that they might avoid the tedious process that is the court system.
Boise State responds to 22 allegations in NCAA inquiry
Trouble for Boise State in not only football, but also track and field, and men's and women's tennis.
Hines Ward mix-up
It was just a mix-up that police in Los Angeles thought Hines Ward of the Pittsburgh Steelers was in a stolen car. But it is a great excuse to listen to Bruce Springsteen in the following link. Maybe it'll become one of Hines Ward's favorites. http://www.youtube.com/watch?
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