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- A multibillion-dollar college sports lawsuit involving roster limits was active as of May 17, 2025, with arguments filed in federal court.
- The long-running case arises from disputes over roster limits, a contentious issue that could disrupt the college sports industry if it proceeds to trial.
- Federal Judge Claudia Wilken will decide whether to approve the latest proposal or allow a trial, with her ruling expected as early as next week.
- Acrobatics and tumbling, designated emerging sports in 2020, and stunt, designated in 2023, each have sponsorship from over 40 schools, meeting criteria for NCAA championship status.
- Both sports aim to conduct a single national championship for all three NCAA divisions by spring 2027, pending verification of sufficient school involvement and support by spring 2025.
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