Posted July 27, 2024Jul 27 Moderator Court filing reveals terms of NCAA antitrust lawsuits settlement - ESPN WWW.ESPN.COM The NCAA, its five power conferences and lawyers representing a class of Division I athletes filed the detailed terms of an antitrust lawsuit Friday that has the potential to reshape the business of... Still needs to be approved. Max payout to one athlete/student 1.8 Mil. Schools decide how to divide the pot between sports/Title 9 ramifications. Plus . . . UNLIMITED SCHOLARSHIPS???
July 27, 2024Jul 27 Author Moderator On 7/27/2024 at 7:37 AM, Steven A said: UNLIMITED SCHOLARSHIPS This will be interesting. In the past with the 105 football limit, schools stacked their rosters. Now a days, I think kids will want "PT Baby" and higher rated kids will not be in dire straits and will go to where they can play versus collecting a varsity letter aka free schooling, money for nothing and chicks for free.
July 27, 2024Jul 27 Unlimited scholarships is what led to "Blue Bloods" becoming and staying "Blue Bloods". The 85 scholarship limit brought more parity to college football. Today with NIL, it is possible for a team to get over the limit by simply paying enough NIL to cover the tuition plus. That is a little more acceptable to me as there is no such thing as unlimited NIL money.
July 28, 2024Jul 28 Moderator The NCAA has 5 Power Conferences. There's that much Power coming out of Pullman and Corvallis?
July 28, 2024Jul 28 On 7/27/2024 at 9:41 AM, Steven A said: This will be interesting. In the past with the 105 football limit, schools stacked their rosters. Now a days, I think kids will want "PT Baby" and higher rated kids will not be in dire straits and will go to where they can play versus collecting a varsity letter aka free schooling, money for nothing and chicks for free. Back in the day of network TV broadcasting, only the top college football teams were featured on TV. With the proliferation of cable and steaming, every program of note will have a chance to be featured resulting in exposure for the players (for family and NFL scouts). Therefore, I do not expect the same roster stacking as before. You don’t need to got to Alabama, Notre Dame, USC, et al to get exposure to have a shot at the NFL.
July 28, 2024Jul 28 On 7/27/2024 at 7:18 PM, Jon Joseph said: The NCAA has 5 Power Conferences. There's that much Power coming out of Pullman and Corvallis? Skies are extremely cloudy in those two towns at best.
July 28, 2024Jul 28 Moderator Football, Baseball, and many other sports will see scholarship limits increase. Football roster sizes will be cut. Major changes are coming for football and baseball as NCAA updates scholarship rules GARNETANDCOCKY.COM The NCAA is shifting its policies and adding to its current scholarship allowances for Division-1 athletics departments. There will be unexpected 'fallout' if the House settlement is approved.
July 28, 2024Jul 28 Moderator Even if approved, the House Settlement leaves lots of questions to answer. NCAA, college leaders file landmark agreement in antitrust cases; here's what was settled and what's next SPORTS.YAHOO.COM In the wake of a settlement in the House, Hubbard and Carter cases, the courts now hold significant oversight over what college sports will look like in the future.
July 29, 2024Jul 29 Moderator Football rosters are capped at 105 players but more than 85 football scholarships are allowed. Baseball, unlimited scholarships. House v. NCAA agreement details roster sizes, NIL transparency as college leaders set blueprint for future - CBSSports.com WWW.CBSSPORTS.COM The NCAA and its power conferences moved one step closer toward major change in college athletics Enforcement? NCAA or conferences?
July 29, 2024Jul 29 Administrator Baseball is now going to be a much more expensive sport to the AD budget, but I believe they have earned it under Coach Waz. Not many other Oregon sports have finished No. 12 in the nation the last two years as Oregon Baseball has using D1 Baseball rankings. We have a much better chance now of picking up some players who can help us, especially from the stars at smaller conferences whose schools may not be able to afford a full-ride scholarship as Oregon can. It is GREAT news! Another run scored! Mr. FishDuck
August 1, 2024Aug 1 Moderator Even if House is settled, there will still be lots of worms left in the can. Why revenue sharing with college athletes remains complicated amid antitrust settlement pushing forward - CBSSports.com WWW.CBSSPORTS.COM Pay-for-play has nearly made its formal arrival, but athletes being left voiceless in the process has created confusion
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