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COURT JUSTICE by Ed O’Bannon
with Michael McCann is subtitled “The Inside Story of My Battle Against the NCAA.”
In this non-fiction work, O’Bannon describes his decision to participate in a
class action suit and seek compensation for the use of his image after seeing himself
and his UCLA teammates portrayed in a video game. I know that this book, which is written in a
simple conversational tone, will interest those students who are passionate
about paying student athletes and protecting their rights. For me, COURT
JUSTICE is a unique twist on that issue and an appealing read as it
details O’Bannon’s efforts to stand on principle and fight for fairness for college
athletes. He also includes a section with a dozen recommendations and ideas for
reform. In this season of the Olympics and its own rather distorted view of “amateurism,”
it seems especially appropriate to spend some time reading and reflecting on COURT
JUSTICE.
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