The response is the last major filing that will be read by the judge before a final decision is made about the settlement.

If the deal advances, schools that opt into the settlement could begin making direct payments to athletes July 1.

In a recent order, Wilken asked the NCAA to “modify the settlement agreement so that (the student-athletes) will not be ...

NIL contracts with publicly traded companies won’t be subject to fair-market-value analysis by the new Deloitte-run NIL ...

A new state law protects Tennessee universities from antitrust lawsuits by athletes unhappy with player-pay rules coming to ...

The marathon legal battle regarding player compensation and the makeup of college athletics in a landmark, ...

The NCAA and power conferences on Friday made what is likely their final pitch to U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken before ...

The NCAA House Settlement that has been in the works now for multiple years, and only just recently seemed to get over the ...

What really matters, though, is how Wilken views the revisions and later Wednesday she issued an order that will allow the ...

Lawyers from both sides submitted a significant tweak Wednesday to perhaps the biggest remaining sticking point in the ...

The revision proposes athletes who would've been cut as a result of the settlement will not count against the settlement's ...

Louisville athletics director Josh Heird sat down with The Courier Journal at ACC spring meetings to talk about how U of L is ...