By Riley Overend on SwimSwam The NCAA’s desperate appeal against class certification in former Arizona State swimmer Grant House‘s lawsuit for name, image, and likeness (NIL) backpay was rejected by the Ninth Circuit last Thursday, a decision that the NCAA warned would be the “death knell” with more than $4 billion at stake. It’s another legal victory for House, who was granted class-action status in November on behalf of nearly 15,000 Power Five athletes from 2016 to 2021. Not only did U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken set the stage for NIL backpay, but she also determined that college athletes’ NIL in broadcasts have value that is at least 10% of the Power Five conferences’ lucrative tele
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