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The Future of College Athletics After the SCOTUS Decision in NCAA v. Alston
What You'll Learn AI-Generated
- 1 When per se, quick‑look, or rule‑of‑reason review applies to NCAA compensation rules
- 2 That limits on education‑related compensation violate Section 1 and the NCAA has no antitrust exemption
- 3 Which education‑related benefits courts treated as distinct from salaries, such as scholarships, tutoring, internships, and grad‑school aid
- 4 The rule‑of‑reason three‑step test: showing anticompetitive effect, defendant justification, and less‑restrictive alternatives
"Clear, well-organized overview from presenters with in-the-trenches litigation experience on post-Alston college-athletics law."
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Overview
Intermediate
This course includes:
- 1 hour on-demand video
- Certificate of completion
- CLE credits and reporting (if applicable)
- Closed captions
- Desktop & mobile access
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