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Jake Goidell

Jake Goidell is a former research intern at the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) where he researched the history of players associations, and the doping regulations and gambling policies in tennis. He is also a former research assistant at Columbia Journalism School where he studied the history of the antimonopoly movement in the United States and its relationship with organized labor. He graduated from Columbia University in 2024.
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The NCAA Antitrust Lawsuits Will Not Pay Off for College Athletes Without a Permanent Players Association

Jake Goidell
Jake Goidell argues that the ongoing NCAA lawsuit settlements will not create a lasting solution unless athletes form a players association that is involved in determining industry-wide decisions.

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