Attorneys in the House v. NCAA lawsuit submitted revised settlement documents on Thursday night, focusing on boosters and NIL collectives in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. At a preliminary approval hearing on Sept. 5, Judge Claudia Wilken called for attorneys to “go back to the drawing board” because of concerns around third-party NIL restrictions. Specifically, she was concerned about how the settlement would limit opportunities for athletes moving forward. Not much has changed, though. The revised settlement agreement still prohibits NIL collectives and boos…