Plaintiffs' attorneys asked a federal judge in Oakland to approve a historic $2.8 billion settlement with the NCAA on Friday, telling the court the agreement will have a "profoundly positive impact" on college athletes' ability to compensate from their name and image rights.
"The settlement will also reshape the economic landscape of college sports, shepherding in changes to the defendants' longstanding and aggressively defended rules and achieving injun...
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