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How the rev-share era is squeezing the college basketball recruiting cycle

SEC: $3,091,667 More generally, though, a program's total rev-share budget could be comparable to what the best individual players have made through collective-backed NIL deals in a single season. As ...
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 ...
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 ...
The New York Times

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

LSU is reportedly prepared to commit $25-30 million for the Tigers' roster — well over the rev-share cap. Tyler Kaufman / Getty Last summer, following the approval of the House settlement, college ...
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Memphis AD Ed Scott reveals $9 million rev-share budget for men’s basketball, $7 million for football in 2026-27

With the revenue-share cap set to increase July 1, Memphis AD Ed Scott confirmed the Tigers will fully opt in to the expected $21.3 million allotment. He also broke down how much men’s basketball and ...
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 ...