NCAA in "Deep Discussion" to Implement Revenue Sharing with Athletes

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InOmaha said:
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Hopefully in Nebraska it would be:

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InOmaha said:
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Doesn't mean much as far as the totals and it's only one example.

But QB1 being more than all the others combined is interesting.

 
I’m so confused by this. At the basic level, most universities are doing their own NIL now? Is that why 1890 dissolved?

Past that, now they can cut into their revenue share to provide NIL funds or fund scholarships?
 
Is it possible to remove scholarships all together and put a $50M cap. Then just let universities decide for themselves how to spend the money. Everyone will know what the cap is and if teams decide to spend all $50M, great. And some schools may decide to spend much less.
At least that way a school like N who could quite well spend $50M but only decides to spend $25M, we as fans will know where we’re at.
 
I am I said:
Is it possible to remove scholarships all together and put a $50M cap. Then just let universities decide for themselves how to spend the money. Everyone will know what the cap is and if teams decide to spend all $50M, great. And some schools may decide to spend much less.
At least that way a school like N who could quite well spend $50M but only decides to spend $25M, we as fans will know where we’re at.
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Are you talking just for football or all sports?
 
krc1995 said:
I’m so confused by this. At the basic level, most universities are doing their own NIL now? Is that why 1890 dissolved?

Past that, now they can cut into their revenue share to provide NIL funds or fund
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NIL is NOT the same as revenue sharing. Revenue sharing is a hard cap for all sports that are opted into. NIL is for “endorsements” compensation that is on top of revenue sharing income. All teams have to manage their roster under the Rev share cap. They can can go above the cap using NIL deals, but all NIL deals above $600 have to go through a separate review to determine if it is a legitimate deal and not just a straight payment by a booster. There are limited sources of NIL dollars, many schools are using their media rights to offer NIL deals which is why they brought it in house. Regardless it is 2 separate pools of money.
 
caveman99 said:
NIL is NOT the same as revenue sharing. Revenue sharing is a hard cap for all sports that are opted into. NIL is for “endorsements” compensation that is on top of revenue sharing income. All teams have to manage their roster under the Rev share cap. They can can go above the cap using NIL deals, but all NIL deals above $600 have to go through a separate review to determine if it is a legitimate deal and not just a straight payment by a booster. There are limited sources of NIL dollars, many schools are using their media rights to offer NIL deals which is why they brought it in house. Regardless it is 2 separate pools of money.
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How much revenue share can an athlete at Nebraska expect? Is it an equal amount amoung athletes from a revenue share sport (football vs the basketballs vs volleyball) I assume they get scholarships too.
 
krc1995 said:
How much revenue share can an athlete at Nebraska expect? Is it an equal amount amoung athletes from a revenue share sport (football vs the basketballs vs volleyball) I assume they get scholarships too.
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Out of the $20M pot, roughly $16M goes to football. Then about $3M goes to men's basketball. Volleyball is probably the next biggest share but I don't know how much. Then everything else.

So football players are definitely getting bigger checks (generally).
 
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