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BRANTMEIER v. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

  1. November 13, 2024

    UNC Tennis Player Narrows Prize-Money Suit Against NCAA

    A University of North Carolina tennis player is taking another swing at NCAA rules stopping college athletes from accepting prize money in outside tournaments, this time limiting the proposed class action to Division I tennis players rather than athletes in a slew of non-revenue generating college sports.

  2. October 07, 2024

    College Tennis Player Can't Block NCAA Prize Money Rules

    NCAA rules restricting college athletes from earning prize money in outside competitions will remain in effect during a University of North Carolina tennis player's antitrust suit after a federal judge cast doubt on the strength of the case.

  3. September 05, 2024

    Veteran Biz Lawyer Set To Mediate NCAA Prize Money Fight

    The National Collegiate Athletic Association and University of North Carolina tennis player Reese Brantmeier have jointly agreed to have veteran Tarheel State business litigator Ray Owens mediate their dispute over the organization's limits on athletes receiving prize money from outside competitions.

  4. August 07, 2024

    Tennis Player Says NCAA Prize-Money Ban Causes Real Harm

    In a blistering response to the NCAA's defense of its ban on college athletes receiving prize money in non-collegiate competition, college tennis player Reese Brantmeier pointed to the contrast between the ban and new policies allowing name, image and likeness compensation, saying the disparity in rules "strains credibility."

  5. July 31, 2024

    NCAA Wants Prize-Money Restrictions In Place During Suit

    The National Collegiate Athletic Association has urged a North Carolina federal judge to keep in place its rules barring college athletes from collecting outside prize money during a lawsuit challenging their legality, arguing the case is simply about money, not pressing circumstances.

  6. July 22, 2024

    Midyear Report: Surveying Vast NCAA Litigation Landscape

    While the NCAA has never been a stranger to high-stakes litigation, the past six months have seen a deluge of courtroom intrigue as college athletes flex their legal muscle amid a quickly shifting consensus on the organization's overall business model.

  7. July 16, 2024

    NCAA On Clock To Fight Injunction Bid In Prize Money Suit

    A North Carolina federal judge on Tuesday gave the NCAA more time to respond to a class of athletes challenging rules that bar them from earning outside prize money, after hearing from the athletes that impending events, like the 2024 Summer Olympics, demand quick action in the case.

  8. July 05, 2024

    Tennis Player Seeks Class Cert. In NCAA Prize-Money Fight

    College athletes suing to erase NCAA rules that prohibit them from earning prize money from outside competitions have asked a North Carolina federal judge for class certification, with tennis player Reese Brantmeier leading the charge and emphasizing the harms imposed by the rules.

  9. July 03, 2024

    College Tennis Player Wants NCAA Prize Rule Sidelined

    The nationally ranked collegiate tennis player leading a proposed antitrust class action to overturn the NCAA's ban on prize money from outside competition is now asking a North Carolina federal judge for a preliminary injunction to stop enforcement of the "archaic" rule.

  10. March 22, 2024

    Off The Bench: Ohtani Lawyers Up, UFC Settles, ACC Clash

    MLB superstar Shohei Ohtani enlists a Hollywood boutique to advise him amid a still-unfolding sports betting scandal, UFC forks over $335 million to settle a wage class action and Clemson's bid to join a new conference spills into court. Catch up with the sports and betting stories that had Law360's readers talking with this week's Off The Bench.