Indianapolis Business Journal

College sports as we know them could change virtually overnight, and athletic porgrams could watch their budgets shrink by half, depending on the outcome of a lawsuit against the Indianapolis-based NCAA. Anthony Schoettle examines the potential consequences of the anti-trust case brought by a former UCLA player, which could become a class action in June. In Focus, learn about the comeback staged by credit unions in central Indiana, with profits climbing 45 percent statewide. And walk the halls of Howe High as a new charter school operator struggles to turn around the troubled school with declining enrollment. J.K. Wall presents a case study in revamping an institution.