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Athlete advocacy organization complains to the DOJ about the NCAA

The NCAA has been accused of breaking antitrust rules by restricting player remuneration, according to a complaint lodged against the governing body by a group advocating for changes in collegiate sports with the US Justice Department. The NCPA is requesting that the organization bring civil and criminal lawsuits against those who are jointly accountable for upholding athlete compensation regulations.

 

“NCAA athletics is a predatory economic cartel that forbids collegiate players from having unrestricted access to the market to use their skills and abilities to make money. a freedom enjoyed by other Americans,” said Ramogi Huma, executive director of the National College Players Association, on Friday.

For more than ten years, Huma, a former UCLA football player, and the NCPA have been spearheading the fight to give college football and basketball players a cut of the millions of dollars in income those sports bring in. An unsuccessful attempt to unionize Northwestern’s football players included the NCPA. Huma has frequently testified before Congress.

 

Written by GMS

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