USA Today's Berkowitz with a key update in the Alston Case, "Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan on Tuesday denied the NCAA’s request for a stay of an injunction that will end association-wide limits on education-related benefits that college athletes can receive. Barring the NCAA’s ability to convince U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken to change the injunction’s effective date, Kagan’s ruling sets the stage for at least one recruiting cycle in which schools will be able to decide on a conference-level basis whether to allow offers to football, men’s basketball and/or women’s basketball players that go beyond covering the full cost of attending school. [...] Even if Supreme Court chooses to hear the case, its calendar for October already is full – and it usually takes months to issue rulings. The early National Letter of Intent signing period for basketball players currently is set for Nov. 11-18 and the early signing period for football players is set for Dec. 16-18."
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2020/08/11/supreme-court-denies-ncaa-request-athlete-benefits/3344086001/
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2020/08/11/supreme-court-denies-ncaa-request-athlete-benefits/3344086001/
