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October 3, 2014

Here is the contents of the October 3, 2014 issue of Sports Litigation Alert, an online sports-law journal.

Too Many Men on the Field?
Former Athletic Director’s Claim Against Religious Schools Survives Motion to Dismiss
Analyzing the Latest Version of the World Anti-Doping Code
Anaheim Ducks Secure Victory in Contract Dispute with Sponsor
Insurer that Paid Disability Claim to Former NFL Player, Now Claims Fraud
Braves Blocked by Georgia Court of Appeals in Foul Ball Case
Family of Soccer Player Struck by Lightning Sues, Bringing the Question of Lightning Detection Equipment into Focus
FCC Eliminates Sports Blackout Rules; Sports Lawyer Questions Timing
Former Baseball Player-Turned Announcer Claims MLB Network, Others Defamed Him
NFL Disciplinary Process in Jeopardy after Rice Incident
Gary Roberts Analyzes FCC’s Decision to Eliminate Blackout Rules and What It Could Mean
Jackson State Found to Have Violated Privacy of Former Women’s Basketball Coach
Magistrate Judge Recommends Dismissing Lawsuit Brought by Savannah State’s Former Athletic Director