05-12-2026, 06:33 PM
Agree that there is likely a lawsuit. Since the College Sports Commission and the process for adjudicating NIL deals was part of a court approved settlement (the House settlement), I wonder if a subsequent court will jump in and say that no, actually, the terms of the prior settlement are null and void. I would think it would have to be a high bar, since if one party can subsequently sue it would be a strong disincentive for sides to reach an agreement.
I’ll be curious as to what the actual lawyers here would say, but my very non-lawyer guess is that the only way someone would have a convincing case is if there is an allegation that the CSC and its mechanism is somehow subverting the House Settlement.
BC
I’ll be curious as to what the actual lawyers here would say, but my very non-lawyer guess is that the only way someone would have a convincing case is if there is an allegation that the CSC and its mechanism is somehow subverting the House Settlement.
BC