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Las Vegas businessman Raul Bey agreed in February 1995 to spend one year in a Florida prison, pay a $2000 fine, and reimburse the state for $10,000 in investigative costs. The crime to which he pled no contest: failing to register as a sports agent.' At the time, Florida law made being or attempting to become the representative of a student athlete without first registering with the state a third-degree felony punishable by a $5000 fine and five years in jail.2 According to the statute's preamble, criminalizing sports agent conduct serves to "protect the interests of student athletes and academic institutions by regulating the activities of athlete agents."3 The events leading to Bey's arrest, however, suggest the law has a considerably less noble purpose and less farreaching effect. Hoping to secure product endorsements and representation agreements from college athletes, Bey had teamed up with Nate Cebrun, a man in the business of referring athletes to sports agents for a commission.4 Bankrolled by Bey, Cebrun traveled to Florida State University (FSU) in Tallahassee in October 1993, lavishing cash on FSU players and promising them decadent trips to Las Vegas.5 Having captured the attention of some of the Seminoles, Cebrun returned to Las Vegas, leaving Paul Williams, a former Tallahassee high school football coach acquainted with some FSU players, to distribute

Cheaters, Not Criminals: Antitrust Invalidation of Statutes Outlawing Sports Agent Recruitment of Student Athletes