Judge dismisses class-action lawsuit against NCAA; plaintiffs included two former KU stars
A class-action lawsuit against the NCAA that included two former Kansas basketball stars as plaintiffs was dismissed with prejudice on Monday, as the judge ruled that the lawsuit’s claims were not sufficiently timely and are already precluded by past cases. Former KU guard Mario Chalmers ...
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The Kansas tennis team has received an at-large bid in the NCAA Tournament and will face South Carolina on Friday in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, ...
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Douglas County commissioners may ease rules on home-based businesses, allowing more flexibility for home-based shops that do auto and welding ...
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Judge dismisses class-action lawsuit against NCAA; plaintiffs included two former KU stars
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Judge dismisses class-action lawsuit against NCAA; plaintiffs included two former KU stars
