Could collegians accept pro prize money by the US Open?
Sports attorney Mit Winter of Kennyhertz Perry joins to breakdown the lawsuits against the NCAA and the potential impact to college tennis players. We discuss:
- Recent House settlement progress and the impact that will have to scholarship limits
- Mit's prediction on how schools will treat non-revenue sports like tennis when it comes to scholarships or cutting programs
- The legal pathway that now exists to classify student-athletes as employees
- NCAA's response and defense to Reese Brantmeier's lawsuit
- What Reese Brantmeier's preliminary injunction argues and how its request could open the doors for players to immediately accept pro prize money
I highly encourage you all to follow Mit @WinterSportsLaw on Twitter to stay informed on the NCAA lawsuits!
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2024-07-25
29 min
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