Mark Coyle appeared calm sitting at his office desk this week in anticipation of gale-force turbulence arriving July 1, ...

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July 1 marked a significant change in college sports as the House v. NCAA settlement approval allows schools to share revenue ...

Athletic director Trev Alberts shared Texas A&M's plans for revenue sharing after the House settlement's approval.

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The settlement of the House v. NCAA case marks a drastic change in college athletics, where schools are now able to directly ...

House settlement explained: How Louisville Cardinals, Kentucky Wildcats would be impacted Answering questions around the proposed settlement, which promises to bring revenue sharing to college sports.

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Schools, including UCF, will be able to directly pay athletes starting July 1 following the House vs. NCAA settlement ...

How Penn State will handle revenue sharing Kraft said that Penn State will share revenue to the annual cap, which begins at $20.5 million for the 2025-25 athletic year.