SAN FRANCISCO — The National Collegiate Athletic Association has agreed to pay $20 million to current and former student athletes who claim they were depicted in NCAA-licensed video games without their consent.
The NCAA announced the settlement Monday, the same day a related case began trial in Oakland federal court. Plaintiffs attorneys and the NCAA are at odds over how the settlement relates to the ongoing case, in which the compensation of student athletes is also at issue.
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