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Ross Dellenger explained it like this on BTN yesterday, paraphrasing.
Think of the benefits athletes get as being in 3 buckets:
1 - the traditional ‘scholarship’ bucket.
2 - the NIL bucket that’s been around for about 4 years where a collective makes payments.
3 - the new bucket where the school pays the athletes directly (with an all-sports limit of $20.5 million for the year starting on July 1, 2025).
How the collectives function is somewhat TBD, they may continue in a similar way to what they’ve been doing or they may be rolled into what the schools will be doing with the new bucket. Where tOSU is heading is discussed on the previous page.
There will also be a new non-NCAA ‘enforcement’ entity called the CSC (College Sports Commission), which will monitor the distribution of the $2.8 Billion House settlement to athletes from 2016 thru 2024, and to monitor NIL deals; the athletes will be required to report any deal above $600, and the CSC is also supposed to ensure that athletes are getting NIL money for a “valid business purpose” at “fair market value”.
Think of the benefits athletes get as being in 3 buckets:
1 - the traditional ‘scholarship’ bucket.
2 - the NIL bucket that’s been around for about 4 years where a collective makes payments.
3 - the new bucket where the school pays the athletes directly (with an all-sports limit of $20.5 million for the year starting on July 1, 2025).
How the collectives function is somewhat TBD, they may continue in a similar way to what they’ve been doing or they may be rolled into what the schools will be doing with the new bucket. Where tOSU is heading is discussed on the previous page.
There will also be a new non-NCAA ‘enforcement’ entity called the CSC (College Sports Commission), which will monitor the distribution of the $2.8 Billion House settlement to athletes from 2016 thru 2024, and to monitor NIL deals; the athletes will be required to report any deal above $600, and the CSC is also supposed to ensure that athletes are getting NIL money for a “valid business purpose” at “fair market value”.
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I can't wait for the 1st lawsuit over this. All this did was create another can of worms to deal with, imo
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RhodeIslandBuck
This guy's a real jerk
Yep, more arbitrary rules that they shouldn't even be allowed to enforce. Until they stop kicking the can down the road, it's gonna be more of the same.
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BuckBackHome
Wolverine is largest member of weasel family
I shudder to imagine what happens when private equity enters the conversation.
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More free market, for profit business acumen will enter the room currently only occupied by universities and the NCAA, for one thing.
Not sure that’s a bad thing.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
So, the four sports that are getting revenue sharing are: football (no surprise), men's basketball (also no surprise), women's basketball (no surprise since that crap has been shoved down our throats for decades) and women's volleyball (da fuck?).
Men's hockey, which has roughly the same attendance as women's basketball but unlike women's basketball has actually made its Final Four twice in recent years, gets nothing. What a joke. I guess I'll have to enjoy a program that's been on the verge of winning a championship becoming the Miami of Ohio of the B1G.
www.cleveland.com
Men's hockey, which has roughly the same attendance as women's basketball but unlike women's basketball has actually made its Final Four twice in recent years, gets nothing. What a joke. I guess I'll have to enjoy a program that's been on the verge of winning a championship becoming the Miami of Ohio of the B1G.
Why women’s volleyball is among four teams splitting Ohio State’s NIL money in revenue sharing era
Ohio State is putting its $18 million in revenue sharing toward football, men's and women's basketball and women's volleyball. Why was volleyball selected? Here's the answer.
www.cleveland.com
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This is HUGE, since OSu is one of the few teams who doesn't rely mainly on transfers to fill the roster. Plug holes with talent in specific areas is one thing. But relying on the Portal to build your roster will be that much more difficult
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I member when Saban was like "y'all really wanna do this?" and then just turned the dial that was already at 11 up to 12. This is like that.
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https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...ig-ten-big-12-will-not-acquire-naming-rights/
It always makes me laugh when fans don't know how these kids will be paid, and think there's not money available to pay them. Whatever these kids are paid is a drop in the bucket compared to what these companies and schools make.
It always makes me laugh when fans don't know how these kids will be paid, and think there's not money available to pay them. Whatever these kids are paid is a drop in the bucket compared to what these companies and schools make.
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GeorgiaBuck2
Lets Go!
Birm posted an article basically saying he thinks OSU may not be having the smoothest transition when it comes to NIL and recruiting, and that they may be falling behind in terms of compensating recruits after the new rule changes. Seems like he's frustrated that OSU refuses to pay the big time recruits big time money.
He posted a link to the article from buckeye huddle on his X account, but looks like he has since taken it down.
He posted a link to the article from buckeye huddle on his X account, but looks like he has since taken it down.
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