As the NCAA marches towards an unknown territory (one that it may not see through to the end), a major sticking point that has to be addressed is the discussion of athletes being paid for their play from the universities and not third-party companies. Now, that reality might not be as far away as it once seemed.
On May 2, details of a potential settlement between universities and student-athletes came out that would cost power universities up to $300 million over the course of a decade in revenue sharing with their athletes, per Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger. While that’s a big, big number that’s sure to rile up everyone,
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