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03:09 - Ohio Judge Dismisses Terrelle Pryor's NIL Lawsuit Against Ohio State, Big Ten & NCAA
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1. Terrelle Pryor Lawsuit Dismissed: Ohio State Football Controversy Explained

In this video, we dive into the latest update on the Terrelle Pryor lawsuit against Ohio State University. Once a star quarterback for the Buckeyes, Pryor's career took a dramatic turn due to the Tattoogate scandal. We explore how his lawsuit over NIL funds was dismissed and the ongoing tension between Pryor and his alma mater. From his recruitment to the scandal that shook the football world, we cover it all. #TerrellePryor #OhioState #FootballScandal #NILFunds #celebritynews
2. Ohio Judge Dismisses Terrelle Pryor's NIL Lawsuit Against Ohio State, Big Ten & NCAA

Former Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor's lawsuit seeking backpay for denied NIL compensation has been dismissed by an Ohio federal judge. Judge Sarah D. Morrison ruled that Ohio State is protected by sovereign immunity, and Pryor's claims fell outside the four-year statute of limitations for antitrust law.

Pryor, one of the most recognizable names in college football from 2008 to 2010, sought compensation after the NCAA's recent NIL policy changes. However, he's not eligible for payouts from the new House settlement covering athletes from 2016 onward. Pryor’s Ohio State career ended after the 'Tattoo Five' scandal, which ultimately launched his NFL journey with the Oakland Raiders.

Discover how the new NIL era is reshaping college sports, the significance of sovereign immunity in athlete lawsuits, and why Pryor and many others are pushing for retroactive compensation. Stay tuned for analysis on college sports law, the NCAA's changing landscape, and what this decision means for future athlete claims.

3. Terrelle Pryor’s Lawsuit Against Ohio State, NCAA & Big Ten Dismissed | NIL Case Update

Terrelle Pryor’s lawsuit against Ohio State University, the NCAA, and the Big Ten has been dismissed by a judge.

This video covers the key details of the case, including the judge's ruling on sovereign immunity and the statute of limitations that led to the dismissal.

We also discuss Pryor’s college football career at Ohio State, his impact as a top quarterback, and the broader implications for name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights in college sports.

Stay tuned for updates on Ohio State football recruiting and NIL developments.

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