How college sports are preparing for ‘seismic change,’ including revenue sharing and new roster limits

McKewon: Nebraska can win big in revenue-sharing era — even if settlement goes awry

The revenue-sharing era seems near, and Nebraska football is in position to win big — even if a key piece of the NCAA settlement goes awry, writes Sam McKewon.

Revenue sharing, Livvy Dunne and more: What to know ahead of House v. NCAA settlement approval hearing

The era of compensating college athletes draws closer as the historic case takes one of its final steps on Monday

JMU, Sun Belt ready for House settlement hearings

Monday could become a historic day in college sports with a federal court hearing scheduled that could bring about the approval of a settlement in the House vs. NCAA antitrust case, officially ushering in revenue sharing and direct player payments.

NCAA athletes earn millions in NIL deals. But who supports them when the tax bill comes due?

The rights of SC student-athletes to profit from the commercial use of their name, image and likeness is a driving force for college athletic programs. But with millions of dollars in paychecks, who's supporting these players when the tax bill…

With the NCAA Championship Set for Monday, NIL Is Tipping the Scales in Favor of Bigger, Wealthier Schools

A new revenue-sharing plan is set to begin in July that critics warn could widen the gap between the ‘haves’ and ‘have nots.’

House vs. NCAA lawsuit: What to know ahead of Monday’s momentous settlement hearing

The groundbreaking House vs. NCAA lawsuit will provide clarity for college sports if settlement terms are approved Monday.