The judge will now assess the brief, objections and settlement terms in their entirety before delivering a final ruling on approval.

The long-expected approval of a landmark antitrust case allowing college players to be paid directly by schools is on hold for at least one week.  The federal judge presiding over the House v. NCAA case requested attorneys make additional tweaks to the settlement's terms regarding roster limits and whether future players should be tied to the current class in the multi-billion dollar lawsuit.