On Aug. 8, in a decision that will undoubtedly have wide-ranging implications in the realm of collegiate athletics, U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken ruled in O’Bannon v. NCAA that the NCAA’s restraint on student-athletes’ ability to be paid for the use if their name, image and likeness (NIL) violated antitrust law. Her ruling was a major blow to the NCAA, but it also presents an array of questions going forward. Wilken’s injunction prohibits the NCAA from enforcing rules that prevent member …