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The Mike McFeely Mess

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The McFeely Mess: Ben Portnoy of the Sports Business Journal gives 101 level class on massive NCAA settlement

2024-05-20

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Ben Portnoy, reporter for the Sports Business Journal, joins host Mike McFeely to give a 101 level class on the massive House vs. NCAA lawsuit settlement that will be announced this week. It has the potential to be one of the most ground-shaking outcomes in college sports history.

At issue is a settlement the NCAA and Power Five conferences reached with former college athletes who sought "back pay" for missed opportunities to get paid for their name, image and likeness. Critics say the NCAA and Power Five leagues are looking out for their best interests while dumping on the other Division I conferences and schools.

Portnoy says a counter-proposal by those "lower" leagues is being discussed right now.