The college football spending cap is brand new, and here’s how schools already are ignoring it

The revenue-sharing salary cap is a boon to plenty of schools. For the richest ones, workarounds are already in play.
The State

‘We’re competing with the top programs’: Dawn Staley on Gamecock WBB’s rev share

College athletics officially began the revenue sharing era this summer. As a result of the landmark settlement in the House vs. NCAA antitrust lawsuit, schools can now distribute up to $20.5 million a ...
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How the rev-share era is squeezing the college basketball recruiting cycle

SHORTLY AFTER PRESIDENT Donald Trump signed an executive order on July 24 calling for the elimination of "third-party, pay-for-play" payments, Janetta Andrews reached out to John Calipari. The mother ...
247Sports.com

UCF Preparing For Rev-Share

ORLANDO, FL - The future of college athletics has shifted again as last night United States District Court Judge Claudia Ann Wilken approved the House Settlement, altering multiple components of how ...
CBSSports.com

'That's not normal': Florida State's rev-share contracts are raising eyebrows, agents and industry experts say

As college football races toward the start of the revenue-sharing era on July 1, a new battle is unfolding -- not on the field, but in the fine print. Schools and player agents are clashing behind the ...
The New York Times

First recruiting splash of college football’s revenue-sharing era felt a lot like the NFL

A new yet strangely familiar disturbance took place in college football last weekend. Texas Tech celebrated Independence Day with one of the biggest recruiting wins in program history. Five-star ...