The Court's decision didn't address this, so they are getting ahead of what was ordered in Alston. That said, the Justices clearly signaled that the NCAA's rules were on thin ice.https://twitter.com/jayreisinger/status/1409599920441602049 …
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Replying to @baseballcrank
Correct. The NIL laws going into effect in many states is what's putting immediate pressure on NCAA, not the SCOTUS decision, which didn't reach NIL.
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Still, without the hammer of federal antitrust law, the NCAA might be more high-handed with state legislatures. NCAA is accustomed to telling state governments what they're allowed to do, not the other way around.
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Replying to @baseballcrank @gabrielmalor
That kavanaugh concurrence might have them rethinking pushing back too hard and ending up in front of the court again on that issue.
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Replying to @Serfs_Road @gabrielmalor
That was its purpose.
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