Texas A&M Employee Dodges '12th Man' Copyright Suit

By Elliot Weld · February 18, 2026, 5:07 PM EST

A Texas federal judge has dismissed copyright infringement claims against a Texas A&M University athletics communications employee who was accused of posting part of a book online related to the school's...

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Case Title

Canada Hockey LLC v. Texas A&M University Athletic Department et al

Case Number

Court

Texas Southern

Nature of Suit

Copyright

Date Filed

January 19, 2017

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