Billions going to D1 athletes! Question: How are they going to split it? Which athletes get what?

24 May 2024 · 1 min
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Alex Swenson (YouTube, May 24, 2024) explains a major change: Division I student-athletes will soon be paid by schools — distinct from NIL deals — as a result of recent NCAA/Power 5 legal settlements. He states schools have historically earned billions and that Power Five schools could pay roughly $21–22 million per year to their athletes; he raises open questions about which athletes/teams (football, basketball, others) will receive most of the funds.

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