House Settlement Approved

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Who could have predicted?

 

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If coaches and conference commissioners were angels, no governance would be necessary.

So sick of it. Trash-holes.

 

[FloridaCuse]

Kessler Airs CSC Concerns but Lauds ‘Fantastic’ Post-House NCAA Era

Attorneys representing the House v. NCAA parties plan to confer this week amid rising complaints over the College Sports Commission.

www.sportico.com

 

[FloridaCuse]

Sources: Big Ten pushing new retention provision for revenue sharing cap

The Big Ten is pushing for a “retention pool” that would let schools spend above the cap dollars to re-sign their own players akin to NBA Bird rights.

www.sportsbusinessjournal.com

 

[HtownOrange]

Sources: Big Ten pushing new retention provision for revenue sharing cap

The Big Ten is pushing for a “retention pool” that would let schools spend above the cap dollars to re-sign their own players akin to NBA Bird rights.

www.sportsbusinessjournal.com

Thanks for posting this.

The irony here is that tOSU is in deep debt and wants to get deeper in debt. I get the strategy, outspend the smaller budget teams until they "accept their fate" but I am starting to think that teams that hold the line and stay within their budget may outlast the big spenders within 2-5 years and rule the roost for a couple decades while the overspending teams dig themselves out of the debt trap they created.

Any accounting and/or finance guys should weigh in on this topic. As well as anyone in business that can analyze how their competition is doing and share some real-world annecdotes.

 

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[FloridaCuse]

Arbitration case could bring change to college sports' 'messy middle'

Why Nebraska's recent challenge could have wide-ranging salary cap implications.

www.espn.com

 

[FloridaCuse]

Schools are being asked to disclose how much players are being paid. Most are refusing to disclose. New article in The Athletic this morning.

How much do college players really get paid? Schools don’t want you to know — but you should

Out of 70 schools The Athletic requested payrolls and budgets from, only one provided the information.

www.nytimes.com

"The Athletic has requested payrolls and budgets from more than 70 schools since it became legal for them to pay players directly July 1. Only one — James Madison — provided a payroll with redacted names. Seven provided sport-by-sport breakdowns (football players got $1.5 million from San Diego State and $13.5 million from NC State) or aggregate figures ($11.6 million split among 536 athletes at UConn from July 1 to Dec. 31 last year). The rest have either ignored requests or denied them."

 

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[FloridaCuse]

Big Ten exploring ‘Bird rights’-style solution for revenue sharing

The Big Ten is exploring a carve-out to the proposed $20.5 million revenue share cap that would let schools exceed the limit to re-sign their own players.

www.sportsbusinessjournal.com

 

[FloridaCuse]

House v. NCAA Class Counsel Asks Court to Rein in CSC’s ‘Overreach’

Attorneys for House plaintiffs have asked a special master to rule athlete NIL deals with MMR firms fall outside College Sports Commission's purview.

www.sportico.com

 

[FloridaCuse]

NCAA settlement chaos: New legal move could trigger massive increase in NIL spending

The House v. NCAA settlement faces a major wrinkle as plaintiffs seek to exempt multimedia partners from revenue-sharing caps in college athletics.

www.foxnews.com

 

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