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The NCAA logo at Vivint Smart Home Arena on March 16, 2017 in Salt Lake City, Utah. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

OAN’s Cameron Breckenridge 
4:26 PM – Friday, December 8, 2023

Several states are suing the NCAA over the organization’s limits on college athlete transfers.

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On Thursday, a group of seven state attorneys general announced they filed a lawsuit claiming that the transfer eligibility rule is “an illegal restraint on college athletes.”

The NCAA exempted first-time transfers from the rule back in 2021.

However, attorneys allege that denying other athletes the ability to transfer without having to wait a year to play strips them of the opportunity to optimize their own welfare.

“This is an antitrust parlance, a no-poach agreement among horizontal competitors, and a clear violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act,” Dave Yost, the Ohio Attorney General said.

State attorneys are also seeking a preliminary injunction against the association to stop it from enforcing the transfer rule.

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