Judge grants injunction, freezing NCAA from enforcing NIL terms

U.S. District Court Judge Clifton L. Corker ruled following a Feb. 13 hearing in Greeneville in which lawyers for the NCAA, Tennessee and Virginia squared off. GREENEVILLE, Tennessee — A federal judge sided Friday with Tennessee and Virginia, granting their request to temporarily force the NCAA to stop its enforcement of name, image and likeness regulations that have roiled college athletics. Corker earlier this month signaled his sympathies with the states' position, noting federal anti-trust laws appeared to apply to the collegiate sports overseer's conduct. At the time, however, the...