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Since the inception of the National Collegiate Athletic Association over a century ago, student athletes have been prohibited from profiting off of their career on the assumption that it would put their ‘amatuer’ status in jeopardy. In light of a challenge to this restriction by the Northern District of California to make compensation less restrictive for student-athletes, the rule was reversed on June 21  a move that could serve to level the playing field and attract top notch prospects to Ithaca.  The decision was made by the Supreme Court on the trial of the National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Alston, which questioned the NCAA’s “student-athlete” designation and the organization’s resistance toward player compensation. The Court ruled that the NCAA rules regarding student-athletes’ compensation violate federal antitrust law. Now, all student athletes are eligible to receive compensation based on their name, image and likeness. 

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