SAN FRANCISCO Football players gained more yardage Friday against Electronic Arts Inc. during their second round of oral arguments at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
When the case was first argued last year, Judges Jay Bybee and Pamela Rymer sounded skeptical of claims that the video game maker must compensate the retired NFL and college players whose likenesses appear in them.
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