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Sycamore Athletics opts in to the House V. NCAA Settlement
It’s a new era for college athletics as now schools can pay the athletes more than just their scholarship with the new settlement deal. The cap for the 2025-2026 school year is 20.5 million, but that’s not the only that thing changing at ISU.
College sports has officially entered its revenue-sharing era, putting away the concept of amateurism for good. Schools can ...
Athlon Sports just dropped its preseason All-American teams, and Clemson football leads the ENTIRE nation with eight ...
The House v. NCAA Settlement will reduce college football rosters to 105 players, but UF’s Billy Napier and his brethren get ...
Zakai Zeigler of Tennessee has dropped his bid for a federal judge to let him play a fifth season of Division I basketball in ...
A judge has approved a settlement to House Vs. National Collegiate Athletics Association allowing student athletes to be paid ...
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NCAA grants medical waiver to Oklahoma guard Nijel PackPack, who transferred from Miami (FL), in the offseason, was granted a medical waiver by the NCAA to play a sixth season of ...
While the House rules were meant to standardize compensation, legal experts predict they’ll open the door to another wave of ...
With revenue sharing now in effect, UGA and other schools face roster limits, legal risks and new NIL strategies under the NCAA’s new model.
Because of this, sports agents and lawyers are going to be involved in college athletics now more than ever. Senate Approves ...
Nijel Pack and OU received some very good news recently when the Miami transfer was cleared for basketball activities and had ...
With that in mind, we've decided to pick a theme for each of the next few Way-Too-Early Top 25 updates. This month's will ...
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