Student athletes are being misled to believe they must hire outside services to secure their share of NCAA's $2.7 bln settlement, plaintiffs' lawyers said. The deal resolves cases that claimed NCAA rules barring payments to athletes violated antitrust law https://t.co/asnxV5plfe https://t.co/HjXNeFcaOp

“The jury awarded Penn State $28,000 in damages, but the verdict’s real value is in a judicial finding that infringement occurred. That finding upholds a longstanding relationship between trademark law and college sports merchandise.” https://t.co/NlIDUZFTV1

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NEW: Several companies have sent “misleading” info to college athletes eligible to receive damage payments in the House v. NCAA settlement in an attempt to make money off them, according to a court filing. @achristovichh's story ⬇️