Understanding the House settlement, revenue sharing and NIL

Theme: Life and Society

Published: 02.07.2025, 12:30

Source: Yahoo Sports

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ORLANDO, Fla. — A new era of college athletics has begun with the approval of the House settlement on June 6. Starting on July 1, institutions such as Florida, Florida State and UCF began the process of offering revenue sharing to their athletes. Here are some of the top questions about that process: How will schools pay for it? Any school that aims to remain competitive in football will fully ...

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