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NCAA votes to allow schools to pay athletes — as long as a judge approves
With Judge Claudia Wilken’s decision on the landmark House case expected soon, NCAA leaders conditionally approve rule ...
Revenue sharing anticipation is creating a mad dash toward college football’s transfer portal
The two-week spring football transfer portal is heating up with activity as collectives and agents brace for a flood of NIL ...
Roster limits in the spotlight as plan for revenue sharing with college athletes nears final approval
The roster limits ended up in the House v. NCAA settlement because they enabled the drafters to address a couple of different ...
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What’s at stake with the House v. NCAA settlement? Goodbye amateurism, hello revenue sharing
NCAA, Hubbard v. NCAA and Carter v ... ranging effects would benefit former athletes while setting up a new revenue-sharing era for current athletes. NIL compensation for current and former ...
From House to Iamaleava: The NCAA’s troublesome legal position and nightmare scenarios that could follow
Following decades of strategic missteps and legal faceplants, the NCAA is facing an existential crisis that plays out in ...
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Revenue sharing, Livvy Dunne and more: What to know ahead of House v. NCAA settlement approval hearing
NCAA case qualifies as one of the most significant ... It is optional for schools to establish a revenue-sharing fund to be divided between all sports. However, a handful of states, Colorado ...
Mandel: Monday’s House v. NCAA hearing was a moment more than a decade in the making
Monday’s hearing lasted 6 ½ hours, but it was a moment more than a decade in the making — much of which took place in the ...
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What does Tim Tadlock think of plan for Texas Tech baseball's cut of revenue share?
according to the department's annual financial report to the NCAA. Baseball showed $4.14 million in revenue and $7.18 ...