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Case in Lubbock still wrestling with question: Were transgender NCAA athletes consumer fraud?
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Case in Lubbock still wrestling with question: Were transgender NCAA athletes consumer fraud?
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and State of Texas are still fighting in a Lubbock court almost a year and-a-half after Texas sued the NCAA – saying allowing biological men to compete in women’s sports was consumer fraud. The NCAA claimed the controversy is over – with President Trump signing the “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports executive order and the NCAA complying. The NCAA is asking Lubbock Judge Les Hatch in the 237th …
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