NCAA Begins to Change Culture in Wake of Oliver Case

By Prof. Amanda Siegrist, J.D. and Steve Silver, Esq.   The NCAA has regulated the behavior of its student-athlete members since its inception in 1906[1]. It has long been argued that many NCAA regulations and bylaws are overbroad and exceed the scope of the NCAA’s authority.[2] Due to the ever-changing landscape of both high school and collegiate athletics, it is essential for the NCAA to acclimate. The NCAA has faced not only criticism, but also litigation for their overbearing bylaws a