Blog tagged as college sports

University of Minnesota Prepares for Athlete Revenue Sharing with New Role: “House Settlement Negotiator”
The University of Minnesota is making waves in the evolving world of college athletics by advertising a groundbreaking position—a “House Settlement Negotiator.”
11.19.24 08:51 PM - Comment(s)
New Roster Limits to Greatly Affect Walk On Athletes
changes, set to begin in the 2025-26 school year, arise from the House v. NCAA settlement, which may shift many schools to a revenue-sharing model, impacting larger, revenue-generating programs the most​.
11.05.24 12:35 PM - Comment(s)
Clemson to add Athletics Fee Next Year
Clemson University’s recent decision to implement a $150 per-semester athletic fee starting in the 2025-26 academic year marks a significant shift in how the school funds its athletic programs. This move, though new for Clemson, follows a common trend in higher education.
10.22.24 12:50 PM - Comment(s)
NCAA SETTLEMENT UPDATES: A Breakdown

This week, settlement agreements were finally filed in court regarding the House vs NCAA case. In an effort to help our IEC community better understand the impact of this filing, the Student-Athlete Advisors have provided a quick bullet-point breakdown of the key findings, and what these changes mea...

08.02.24 12:12 PM - Comment(s)
Mental Health Takes Center Stage at the College Football National Championship
In recent years the sports world has expanded their acceptance of mental health advocacy, but rarely are we given public examples of proactive mental health preparation.
01.11.24 03:16 PM - Comment(s)

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