Nate Snyder, Adam Brown, and our intrepid law clerk, Erick Kriewaldt, analyze the House v. NCAA case, which is groundbreaking litigation in the NIL and college sports arena. The team talks about the settlement hearing and the concerns raised by the judge, potential future litigation, testimony raised, the complexities of the case itself and the classes of clients involved, including former college athletes, and the impact the settlement could have on future college athletes. Nate, Erick, and Adam also talk about the $20.5 million cap per school, roster caps, potential Title IX issues (that are not being addressed right now), backpay for former athletes, antitrust issues, the transfer portal, Dr. Evil, Rudy, and more! Make sure to stretch, and get ready for this college sports episode of the FMJ Law Podcast.
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