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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2025 · 3 MIN

Why Judge Wilkens Did Not Approve the House Settlement on April 7, 2025

from Born to Be A Sports Agent · host Jill McBride Baxter

In this episode, I break down three key reasons why Judge Wilkens declined to confirm the House v NCAA settlement during the April 7 hearing: 1) Future Athlete Impact- Judge Wilkens expressed concern that the settlement could unfairly affect future student-athletes who weren't part of the case and had no opportunity to object, potentially settling a troubling legal precedent. She asked the attorney to provide legal precedent to justify the 10 year Injunction which will impact future student athletes.  2) Roster Limits - She challenged the immediate implementation of roster size limits, suggesting that current student-athletes should be "grandfathered in" to protect their roster spots or that limits should be phased in over time.  3) $600 Dollar Review on Third party NIL Deals - Judge Wilkens questioned the logic behind questioning deals over $600. She pressed the attorneys to explain how the $600 limit would benefit student-athletes.  Go to my home page to jillmcbridebaxter.com to set up a meeting.  https://linktr.ee/jillmcbridebaxter  Get on my email list or sign up for one of my free classes.    

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