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United states supreme court, at the highest court in the land doesnt directly pave the way for these amateur athletes to be paid, but it does open the door to them receiving additional educational benefits. so colleges attempt to woo these athletes can offer them under this ruling such things as education equipment, internships, computers, study abroad programmes and so on. but the feeling is, the dam has been broken here as far as the process of recompense and amateur athlete in this country is...

Athletes can offer benefits for things like computers, paid internships, study abroad programs and scholarships. thats the narrow ruling about education in this case. but if you read that ruling, especially the concurrent opinion from judge kavanaugh. he says this opens the door to bigger questions in college sports about athletes being paid and in this 9-0 supreme court case, judge kavanaugh was the strongest saying its time to look at your model, something something bigger, and it leads to the...

And paid internships. justice brett kavanaugh hammering the sthanay ncaa sayi nowhere else in america can businesses get away with agreeing not to pay their workers a fair market rate on the theory that their product is defined by not paying their workers a fair market rate. and it is not evident why college sports should be any different. the ncaa is not above the law. now, this decision did not have anything to do with whether college players can make money off their name, image and likeness. ...

For colleges, countries, and the ncaa, the national collegiate athletic association, the sports governing body, but the stars themselves, the sportspeople themselves are deemed amateurs and so they are entitled to scholarships but not to pay. well, this decision by the united states supreme court, the highest court in the land, doesnt directly pave the way for these amateur athletes to be paid, but it does open the door to them receiving additional educational benefits, so colleges, in an attemp...

Are more antitrust violationes. >> this is pra brett kavanaugh wrote, nowhere else in america can businesses get away with agreeing not to pay their workers a fair market rate on the theory that their product is defined by not paying their workers at a fair market rate and under ordinary principles of antitrust law it is not evident why college sports should be any different. the ncaa is not above the law. so this specific ruling doesnt mean they can all of a sudden get salaries, it means they c...

Against the ncaa claim that limits on classroom perks for athletes help preserve the amateur status of college sports which it says is essential to the fans. the court said the ncaa cannot limit education related benefits, including computers, musical instruments, scholarships or internships afte student athletes are no longer playing. the ruling didnt directly address the bigger issue, whether student athletes can be paid. but it suggested the ncaa might lose on that, too. a victory for former ...

For these amateur athletes to be paid but it does open the door to them receiving additional educational benefits, so colleges, in an attempt to woo these athletes, kind of offer them under this ruling such things as education equipment, internships, computers, study abroad programmes and so on but the feeling is, that the dam has been broken here, as far as the process of recompense in amateur athletes in this country is concerned. the feeling is that this will lead to further legal challenges ...

Correspondent anchor at fox news at night shannon bream. hello shannon. >> shannon: hello, bret. the unanimous decision from the supreme court could be opening salvo for athletes get a paycheck. scored 9-0 win against the ncaa in a case that focused on education-based benefits things like computers and paid internships but not cash payments. well a passionate concurrence by justice brett kavanaugh taking next step the bottom line is that the ncaa and member colleges are disgusting the pay of stu...

Place before you were in college. this goes beyond room and board and tuition. this allows schools to give money for computers or maybe scholarships for post graduate study or maybe even paid internships. even though they arent direct cash payments or salaries for the student athletes, this does amount to a tremendous breakthrough in this long-running fight to get student athletes paid. and whats especially interesting here is the concurrence that was run by brett kavanaugh, the conservative. he...

Home $7 million a year. its not unusualfor a home $7 million a year. its not unusual for a football coach year to earn around $11 million a year. but the athletes themselves are deemed temperatures and they receive scholarships and exchange. this ruling, this unanimous ruling of the highest court in the land doesnt open the door directly for the athletes to be paid, but it does pave the way for potentially, than to receive additional benefits. additional things to lure them to certain colleges, ...