The NCAA and the five conferences it governs agreed to a landmark antitrust settlement Thursday night that allows student athletes to be directly paid. It must still be approved by a federal judge. File Photo by Ian Halperin/UPI | License Photo
May 24 (UPI) — The National Collegiate Athletics Association and the five college athlete conferences agreed to settle antitrust cases that will allow student-athletes to be paid, profoundly changing college sports. The agreement, announced Thursday night, includes $2.8 billion in damages to be paid to current and former athletes, settling three antitrust cases. Advertisement
NCAA, five power conferences reaches settlement paving way for revenue sharing with student-athletes
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