College
Uneven Playing Field: Revenue Sharing to Widen Gap Between P4 and G6
Coaches across Texas share opinions on new NCAA revenue sharing model and how much fans should expect each conference to pay for their rosters in 2025
A federal judge approved a $2.8 billion lawsuit Friday evening immediately ushering in a new era of college athletics: revenue sharing.
The House v. NCAA settlement effectively ended the 100-year amateurism model and opened the door for millions of dollars to be shared between universities and players for the first time.
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