By Riley Overend on SwimSwam The class certification hearing for House v. NCAA, a potentially multi-billion dollar antitrust lawsuit featuring former Arizona State swimmer Grant House as the lead plaintiff, didn’t quite play out the way the NCAA had hoped on Thursday in Oakland, California. House’s lawyers argued that the three plaintiffs should represent three classes including more than 14,500 college athletes seeking backpay for their forfeited publicity rights dating back to 2016 — also known as the ability to profit off their name, image, and likeness (NIL) — which the NCAA granted them in 2021. They also claim college athletes continue to be denied a share of revenue from television an
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