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Members of North Carolina State University’s 1983 men’s basketball national championship team explained in a new brief Thursday why the state’s highest court should revive a lawsuit against the NCAA.
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 defending their lawsuit against a motion to dismiss from the NCAA. The 12 plaintiffs from the “Cardiac Pack” accuse the collegiate sports group of profiting illegally for decades from players’ names, images, and likenesses.
The NCAA is asking a North Carolina judge to stay a lawsuit filed by members of North Carolina State University’s 1983 men’s basketball national championship team. The “Cardiac Pack” argue that the NCAA has benefited illegally from team members’ names, images, and likenesses for more than 40 years.
Members of North Carolina State University’s national championship-winning 1983 men’s basketball team have dropped television networks from their lawsuit against the NCAA. The former players had targeted TV networks that air NCAA tournament games in an August court filing.
Members of North Carolina State University’s national championship-winning 1983 men’s basketball team are expanding their lawsuit against the NCAA to include television networks that air NCAA tournament games. The suit accuses the NCAA of profiting off of the names, images, and likenesses of the “Cardiac Park” for more than four decades.
Members of the 1983 North Carolina State University men’s basketball team are dropping the Collegiate Licensing Company from their lawsuit over unauthorized use of their publicity rights. The suit will continue against the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Paul Newby has stepped into a legal dispute between members of the 1983 North Carolina State men’s basketball team and the NCAA. Newby is sending the case to North Carolina’s Business Court.
Ten members of North Carolina State University’s 1983 men’s basketball national championship team are suing the NCAA. The former players accuse the NCAA of profiting off of the names, images, and likenesses of the “Cardiac Park” for more than four decades.
"It's been a great story, it's been a great run, a lot of success," said Gregg Zarnstorff, director of Trademarks and Brand Protection at NC State University. "You know what happens with success is everybody wants to try to profit from it. Sometimes legally and sometimes not."
