A group of former men’s college basketball players, led by two athletes from the 2008 national champion University of Kansas team, has filed a proposed class action in federal court. The lawsuit accuses the NCAA of generating billions in revenue from the repeated broadcasts of their game highlights without providing compensation. This legal action follows a growing trend of athletes seeking reparation for the use of their Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) in sports media. For more details, the original article is available here.