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Message: [QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 3053277, member: 622"] You reference a case with two private parties as opposed to a case involving a sovereign state. When the State has virtually infinite resources, the private party has very little leverage. The NCAA capitulated almost immediately when the PA AG threatened to sue. The NCAA followed the rules and caved, essentially conceding that States may win any argument they wish to make against the NCAA. Further, with the NCAA's history of inequity in their handling, findings, and punishments regarding alleged violations, it is highly reasonable to assume they will not have firm standing based on following their own rules. [/QUOTE]