Ice Miller partner Jarrod Loadholt was quoted in The Indiana Lawyer article, "‘NCAA considers allowing pro sports betting by student-athletes."

The article included:

Jarrod Loadholt is partner in Ice Miller’s Government Affairs & Regulatory Law Group. He said he was not surprised by the NCAA’s sports gambling proposal, given the pervasive sports gambling apps people can use on their phones or the advertising on display during most televised sporting events on ESPN and other channels.

“Honestly, it’s kind of like the NCAA is seeing the writing on the wall,” Loadholt said.

Loadholt said he thought the NCAA’s proposal represented the organization moving its sports betting rules in line with a cultural shift on sports betting.

“It looks like they put a lot of thought into this,” Loadholt said.

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Click here to also read a piece written by Jarrod Loadholt and Ken Robinson and republished in the same edition of The Indiana Lawyer focusing on the $2.8 billion settlement in House v. NCAA, which provides retroactive and prospective NIL payments to student-athletes.