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Selected Issues in Sports Law | February 4, 2025

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1
What factors did the Appellate court in O'Bannon use to apply the rule of reason?
Significant Anticompetitive Effects within a Relevant Market
All of the above
Substantially Less Restrictive Alternatives
Pro Competitive Effects of NCAA Rules
2
What was the McCormack v. NCAA case about?
A lawsuit on behalf of SMU student athletes over the NCAA's death penalty
A case about NCAA drug testing policies
A challenge to NCAA scholarship limits
A dispute over television broadcasting rights for college football
3
Alston led the NCAA to suspend NIL rules, adopt an interim policy for student compensation, & defer regulation to states
True
False
4
On appeal in the O'Bannon case, the NCAA had several arguments. Which argument does not belong?
Video game makers could negotiate to use student-athletes NILs
NCAA's amateurism rules are valid as a matter of law
NCAA rules do not regulate commerce so Sherman Act does not apply
Plaintiffs had no standing because they didn't suffer an antitrust injury
5
What college did the plaintiff in Alston attend?
SMU
Old Dominion
West Virginia University
Dartmouth
6
What does NIL stand for?
Name, Issue, Law
Name, Image, Legal
Names, Irrevocable, Likeness
Name, Image, Likeness
7
For what reasons does the NCAA claim it was founded?
To start generating revenue to support the growth of college athletics
To develop a better structure for college athletic programs
To safeguard athletes' health and protect them from exploitation.
None of the above
8
Your first assignment is due on February 11, 2025 at 8 am.
False
True
9
What sport did the plaintiff in Alston play?
Hockey
Baseball
Football
Soccer