Current college athletes added to O'Bannon suit against NCAA
Posted Jul 18, 2013
Six current college football players were added Thursday as plaintiffs in former UCLA basketball player Ed O'Bannon's class-action lawsuit against the NCAA, EA Sports and the Collegiate Licensing Company. Plaintiffs' attorneys added the current players with the hope Judge Claudia Wilken will certify a class of current and former college athletes for the four-year-old lawsuit, which is scheduled to go to trial in 2014.
(Sports Illustrated)
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