How Much Will I Get From the NCAA $303 Million Volunteer Coach Antitrust Settlement?

The per-person payout from the NCAA $303 Million Volunteer Coach Antitrust Settlement varies and depends on the total number of claims filed. The total settlement fund is $303 Million. Check the settlement administrator's website or our full settlement page for the latest estimates.

Class members must meet the following criteria: They worked for a Division I NCAA sports program (other than baseball) as a volunteer coach as defined by NCAA bylaws. They served in this role at any time between March 17, 2019, and June 30, 2023. The settlement includes both full-season and partial-season volunteer coaches. Those who worked for multiple schools, sports or time periods can claim each qualifying position.

No proof required! The NCAA $303 Million Volunteer Coach Antitrust Settlement is a no-proof settlement. You simply need to confirm your eligibility by answering a few basic questions. No receipts or documentation needed.

The deadline to file a claim for the NCAA $303 Million Volunteer Coach Antitrust Settlement is June 2, 2026. That is 66 days from today. Make sure to file before this date to receive your share of the settlement.

Class action settlement payouts are calculated by dividing the total settlement fund by the number of valid claims submitted. Our estimates are based on historical participation rates for similar settlements. Actual amounts are determined by the settlement administrator after the filing deadline.

After the filing deadline passes, the settlement administrator reviews all claims, resolves disputes, and receives final court approval. This process typically takes 3–18 months. Once approved, payments are distributed via check, PayPal, Venmo, or gift cards depending on the settlement terms.