Terrelle Pryor sues NCAA, Big Ten, Ohio State
Terrelle Pryor sues NCAA, Big Ten, Ohio State for use of QB's likeness during run as Buckeyes star
Former Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor is suing the NCAA, Big Ten, Ohio State and Learfield Communications (Defendants), seeking restitution for the use of his name, image and likeness (NIL), according to the legal filing.
Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti joined a chorus of major conference leaders suggesting the NCAA Tournament be expanded ...
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Wisconsin running back Chez Mellusi is stepping away from the team in an effort to get completely healthy from injuries that ...
A Big Ten team hasn't won a NCAA Tournament championship since 2000 despite playing in eight title games in that span ...
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Ahead of the Big Ten and SEC's upcoming meeting in Nashville, Petitti says scheduling and Playoff format are up for ...
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