Riggs v. NCAA: Indiana Court Rejects Duty of Care Claims in Former Football Player’s CTE Case

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I n a significant decision addressing the scope of the NCAA’s legal responsibilities to student-athletes, the Indiana Court of Appeals recently held that the NCAA owed no common-law duty of care to protect a former Texas A&M football player who allegedly developed Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) after years of repetitive head trauma. Originally Published in Sports Litigation Alert – August 7, 2026….
By: Segal McCambridge
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