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Conclusion

  • Summarize each point you made
  • Give quick call-backs so your audience remembers
  • Make it clear this is the end
  • Athletes can now make money based on likeness

NCAA v. Alston

Precedent

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  • The NCAA cannot restrict education-related benefits
  • Scholarships for graduate studies
  • Payment for academic achievement
  • Free laptops
  • Did not directly effect broader compensation (NIL)

Procedural History

  • In District Court many student athletes were in search for a change in the NCAA's compensation rules
  • District Court stated that schools should have to pay for athletes items that are related to their academics
  • The court of appeals affirmed and stated that while these student athletes need to maintain amateurism, the NCAA regulations violate antitrust laws

Relevant Cases

  • NCAA v. Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma
  • Restricted the NCAA from controlling the television market related to football games
  • O'bannon v. NCAA
  • Student Athletes scholarships should cover more

NCAA v. Alston

Core Issue

Background

  • Do the NCAA's rules related to student-athlete compensation violate antitrust laws?
  • Antitrust laws are in place to limit monopolies
  • Sherman Act
  • Every contract, combination in the form of trust or other- wise, or conspiracy, in restraint of trade or commerce among the several States, or with foreign nations, is hereby declared to be illegal.
  • Shawne Alston was a former running back for the West Virginia Mountaineers and he was representing collegiate student athletes
  • The National Collegiate Athletics Association is a non-profit organization that regulates student athletes across over 1,100 colleges
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