Legal observers believe the NCAA could lose either case or both with payouts potentially costing millions,Sac ?? Dos Kanken Soldes.
"I think what the O'Bannon case does is highlight an issue fans have known about for a long time but haven't really focused on. These athletes make a lot of money for their universities and why aren't they getting more of it?" said Michael McCann, director of the Sports and Law Institute at the University of New Hampshire. "I think the concussion case is more threatening to the NCAA than the NFL because the NFL can say the players agreed to it. The NCAA has no union."
