The other thread requesting legal input prompted me to ask for lawyers on the board this question.

It is my impression that the NCAA's long run of losses in court are the result of policies and rules that were adjudicated to be in violation of various anti trust laws (illegal restrain of trade). My exposure to business law (based on a long career in management at a Fortune 500 company) has me not seeing where the University of Michigan (as a legal entity ) has a cause of action under anti trust laws.

1) Am I wrong about a cause of action under anti trust?

2) What other legal options does SCUM have to sue the NCAA if they try to enforce their rules.