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ESPN reports:
While current NCAA players fight for their right to make money, a large group of former college football players scored a major victory Thursday.
Shortly after Electronic Arts announced it would stop producing a college football game beginning next year, the video game company — together with Collegiate Licensing Company, which holds the licensing rights to the trademarks of the majority of colleges and universities — filed papers to the U.S. District Court in Northern California that it had settled its case brought by former players.