By Daniel Libit, Sportico: In a move that could have far-reaching consequences for the current, collective-driven system of college sports NIL, a group of 32 University of Oregon female athletes was set to file a class action sex-discrimination lawsuit against their school Friday.
The named plaintiffs, which include 26 members of Oregon’s women’s beach volleyball team and six club rowers, accuse the soon-to-be Big Ten university of violating federal law by depriving them of equal athletic financial aid and other resources.
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