NCAA Settlement Shakes College Sports: Revenue Sharing and Athlete Payments in Focus
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The NCAA and Power Five schools have approved a $2.78 billion settlement to resolve antitrust lawsuits, paving the way for revenue sharing with athletes starting in 2025-26. Marvin Harrison Jr. is being sued by Fanatics for breach of contract, while Shilo Sanders faces legal scrutiny over his NIL earnings following a bankruptcy filing.
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