The settlement also establishes a framework allowing colleges that opt into the agreement to directly compensate athletes based on their NIL, with payments capped at approximately $20 million per year ...

The Ivy League will opt out of a pending NCAA settlement set to provide direct compensation to former and current college athletes, according to an email sent to Ivy League student-athletes on Jan. 21 ...

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