- A nonprofit advocacy group, representing current and former college athletes, has opted to withdraw a complaint against the NCAA and others.
- This decision follows changes in laws across multiple states and NCAA's impending rules allowing schools to pay athletes directly.
- The National College Players Association argued that the evolving landscape requires time for the college sports industry to adjust.
- Previously, a settlement promised a $20 million revenue-sharing pool for athletes, alongside opportunities for name, image, and likeness deals.
- Another similar case from Dartmouth basketball players was also dropped recently to prevent an adverse ruling from the upcoming Republican-controlled labor board.
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