Post by p8nted on Nov 21, 2023 11:55:19 GMT -8
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In a timely interview, here's NCAA president Charlie Baker on Meet The Press from Sunday about how "50-70" programs are “dramatically different than the rest.”
sports.yahoo.com/is-college-athletics-headed-for-the-great-split-we-need-to-recreate-or-relaunch-the-ncaa-160523061.html
In the near future, power leagues will operate separately & share revenue with athletes as part of a reshaped NCAA, a Big Ten AD says. Forced into action by the latest antitrust case, leaders are considering models for The Great Split. “It’s nuclear."
By 2032, the Knight Commission estimates that the 54 public Power Five schools will spend nearly as much on football coaching salaries ($1.363 billion) as they do on all athletic scholarships ($1.372 billion).By 2032, the Knight Commission estimates that the 54 public Power Five schools will spend nearly as much on football coaching salaries ($1.363 billion) as they do on all athletic scholarships ($1.372 billion).
Sometimes it seems that anybody but the top 50-60 programs are just rearranging chairs on the titanic. To be in that top group you will be paying athletes from your revenue it seems
In a timely interview, here's NCAA president Charlie Baker on Meet The Press from Sunday about how "50-70" programs are “dramatically different than the rest.”
sports.yahoo.com/is-college-athletics-headed-for-the-great-split-we-need-to-recreate-or-relaunch-the-ncaa-160523061.html
In the near future, power leagues will operate separately & share revenue with athletes as part of a reshaped NCAA, a Big Ten AD says. Forced into action by the latest antitrust case, leaders are considering models for The Great Split. “It’s nuclear."
By 2032, the Knight Commission estimates that the 54 public Power Five schools will spend nearly as much on football coaching salaries ($1.363 billion) as they do on all athletic scholarships ($1.372 billion).By 2032, the Knight Commission estimates that the 54 public Power Five schools will spend nearly as much on football coaching salaries ($1.363 billion) as they do on all athletic scholarships ($1.372 billion).
Sometimes it seems that anybody but the top 50-60 programs are just rearranging chairs on the titanic. To be in that top group you will be paying athletes from your revenue it seems
