Eight days after the NCAA crowns a new men’s basketball national champion, one of North Carolina’s most celebrated championship teams will get its day in the state’s highest court.
Members of North Carolina State University’s 1983 national championship men’s basketball team are appealing a judge’s ruling against them in a lawsuit against the NCAA. The former players accuse the college sports governing agency of misusing their names, images, and likenesses for decades.
A North Carolina Business Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against the NCAA by members of North Carolina State University’s 1983 men’s basketball national championship team. “Cardiac Pack” teammates had accused the college sports governing agency of decades of improper use of players’ names, images, and likenesses.
A North Carolina Business Court judge has denied the NCAA’s motion to stay proceedings in a lawsuit filed by members of North Carolina State University’s 1983 men’s basketball national championship team. Twelve members of the “Cardiac Pack” accuse the college sports oversight group of profiting illegally from players’ names, images, and likenesses for decades.
For Terry and Lara Reed, along with countless other NC State fans, a final touching tribute from the ACC champion and Final Four men’s basketball team put the cherry on top of magical double Final Four weekend. For Lara, it was a trip with her two daughters to Cleveland to see NC State’s women take...
Ten months into the state's COVID-19 response, one type of alcohol-serving business remains closed.
The Republican presidential contest might be running contemporaneously with the NCAA basketball tournament at the moment, but the two sports have little in common.
Since the General Assembly's 2005 session opened this January, lawmakers have introduced more than 2,900 bills. Some bills are straightforward and popular: S1169 honors the UNC Tar Heels for winning the 2005 NCAA men's basketball championship. Others, like S622, the state budget, are far more complicated and politicized.
One knock on lobbying reform in North Carolina is that a system of caps on annual gifts to legislators would make it difficult to “do the public’s business.” How does public business get done in Georgia and South Carolina?
North Carolina politicians are fretting about big state and local budget gaps and a supposedly “inadequate” stream of tax revenue. Here are several reasons why the political class shouldn’t be taken seriously on fiscal policy.
