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Berger v. NCAA: Motion to Dismiss Granted The three plaintiffs in this matter were one time members of the women’s track and field team at

The NCAA Committee on Infractions Has Spoken: University of Louisiana, Lafayette The NCAA Committee on Infractions (“Committee” or “Panel” or “COI”) recently issued its findings

The University of Missouri’s football student-athletes banded together for a cause they believed to be important and indicated if certain administrators chose not to step

The NCAA Committee on Infractions (“Committee” or “Panel”) recently issued its findings and found that the University of Hawaii, Manoa (“UH” or “Institution”) committed violations

The NCAA Committee on Infractions Has Spoken: Florida A&M University The NCAA Committee on Infractions (“Committee” or “Panel”) recently issued its findings and found that

The NCAA Committee on Infractions Has Spoken: Indiana University – Purdue University, Fort Wayne The NCAA Committee on Infractions (“Committee” or “Panel”) recently issued its

NCAA Division I Infractions Appeals Committee: Syracuse University (Boeheim Appeal) On March 6, 2015, the Committee on Infractions (“COI”) issued its decision involving infractions committed

NCAA Division I Infractions Appeals Committee: Syracuse University On March 6, 2015, the Committee on Infractions (“COI”) issued its decision involving infractions committed by Syracuse

Pugh v. NCAA: Antitrust Lawsuit Seeking Multi-Year Scholarships, Uncapped Number of Football Scholar Devin Pugh (hereinafter “Devin” or “Plaintiff”) filed suit against the National Collegiate

The NCAA Committee on Infractions Has Spoken: California State University, Sacramento The NCAA Committee on Infractions (“Committee” or “Panel”) recently issued its findings and found

O’Bannon v. NCAA: Ninth Circuit Decision Affirming in Part and Vacating in Part After six years of litigation, the Ninth Circuit issued its opinion affirming

The NCAA Committee on Infractions Has Spoken: Southern Methodist University The NCAA Committee on Infractions (“Committee” or “Panel”) recently issued its findings and found that