Bowl Game Producer Sues NCAA for Antitrust Violations

May 22, 2004

A Hawaii company that produces college football bowl games has sued the NCAA for antitrust violations, claiming that the NCAA’s rule requiring bowl-game operators to pay participating schools a minimum of $750,000 or 75 percent of gross revenue violated the law.   Aloha Sports Inc. (ASI), the former owner and operator of the Aloha Bowl, alleged in its complaint that NCAA violated the Sherman Antitrust Act and Hawaii Unfair Trade Practices Law as well as was responsible for breach of contr
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