US EditionHere is the latest Big Ten Conference sports news from The Associated Press
- A multibillion-dollar, long-running college sports lawsuit over roster limits has recently seen new arguments filed.
- The contentious issue arises amid ongoing legal proceedings, and U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken will decide the next step.
- If Wilken approves the latest proposal, the case may avoid trial, but a trial would disrupt the industry for the foreseeable future.
- Acrobatics and tumbling became emerging sports in 2020, and stunt received this designation in 2023, with over 40 schools sponsoring each sport.
- Both sports aim for NCAA women's championship status by spring 2027 if sponsorship and participation numbers in 2025 confirm the benchmarks.
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Here is the latest Big Ten Conference sports news from The Associated Press
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UNDATED (AP) — The latest arguments over the contentious issue of roster limits have been filed in the long-running, multibillion-dollar college sports lawsuit, once again leaving it to a federal judge to determine the next move. In the eyes of…
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