College Athletics Prepare for New NCAA Revenue Sharing Rules
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UNO has decided not to opt into the NCAA House settlement for the 2025-2026 academic year to protect its current programs, roster flexibility, and financial commitments, while continuing to invest heavily in student-athlete support and development. The university is strategically preparing for future participation, emphasizing compliance, legal considerations, and holistic athlete support amidst evolving NCAA policies.
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- How Auburn is approaching revenue sharing, NIL and more 247Sports
- After two years preparing for House settlement, Virginia is ready to embrace it The Cavalier Daily
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