(#460) Judge puts the House v. NCAA settlement on ice

Lawyers from both sides are due back in three weeks to see if a new deal can be reached

This issue breaks down yesterday’s hearing in the House v. NCAA case. Lawyers from the plaintiffs and the NCAA had agreed on a settlement, which was set to reshape the way college athletics operate. However, a U.S. judge overseeing the case rejected the settlement and sent the sides back to the negotiating table, taking issue with limits placed on booster payments to athletes.

What’s next? What was the issue? We go through the details.

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