Supreme Court Sides With Former Athletes On NCAA Compensation Limits

The transcript discusses a court ruling that NCAA limits on education-related benefits for Division One basketball and football players cannot be enforced. Current NCAA rules restrict student compensation to scholarship money capped at the cost of attending school. While the ruling does not address whether athletes can receive salaries, it may allow for additional benefits like computers and graduate scholarships.

What did the court rule regarding NCAA limits on education-related benefits?

• They can be enforced.

• They cannot be enforced.

• They are irrelevant.

• They are beneficial.

What sports are specifically mentioned in the court ruling?

• Baseball and soccer

• Basketball and football

• Tennis and golf

• Swimming and track

According to current NCAA rules, what is the maximum amount of scholarship money a student can receive?

• Unlimited

• Cost of attending the school

• Cost of books and supplies

• Cost of living

What does the court ruling potentially allow for college athletes?

• Added benefits like computers and graduate scholarships

• Salaries

• Paid internships

• Free housing

Does the court ruling decide if college athletes can be paid salaries?

• Yes, it allows salaries.

• Yes, it prohibits salaries.

• No, it only addresses scholarships.

• No, it does not address salaries.