Entertainment & Sports,
Antitrust & Trade Reg.
Sep. 25, 2018
Attorneys debate survey on demand for paid athletes in NCAA antitrust case
Survey analysts on both sides defended their methodology studying pay-for-play’s impact on consumer demand Monday in the potentially landscape-altering NCAA antitrust trial where student-athletes are fighting for a larger stake in the multi-billion dollar industry.
OAKLAND — Survey analysts on both sides defended their methodology studying pay-for-play’s impact on consumer demand Monday in the potentially landscape-altering NCAA antitrust trial where student-athletes are fighting for a larger stake in the multi-billion dollar industry.
Plaintiffs’ counsel criticized the defense analyst’s conclusion, saying it selectively included, excluded and phrased certain questions while the defense argue...
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