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What You Need To Know About Carter v. NCAA
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DECEMBER 13, 2023 | written by STEVE ULRICH
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1. What You Need To Know About Carter v. NCAA
by Michael McCann, Sportico
“Jeffrey Kessler, Steve Berman, Benjamin Siegel and other attorneys representing college athletes filed a new federal antitrust law on Thursday that seeks to drive a stake through the heart of amateurism.
The attorneys represent three players — Duke football player DeWayne Carter, Stanford soccer player Nya Harrison and TCU basketball player Sedona Prince — in what they hope becomes a class action on behalf of several classes.
If Carter v. NCAA is certified as a class action, it could threaten the NCAA and Power Five with billions of dollars in damages. Kessler has said that “the damages claim that we present at trial will be significantly more than $1.4B.” And the damage award would then be trebled.
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