Impact of Revenue Sharing on Recruiting in the SEC
The NCAA revenue-sharing settlement is changing the recruiting landscape for top programs like South Carolina and Texas.
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The House vs. NCAA settlement, approved in June, allows Division I colleges to pay student-athletes directly from revenue sharing.
- Payments come from athletic department budgets.
- Distinct from third-party NIL deals.
This shift is affecting traditional recruiting methods in women's basketball.
Author's summary: Revenue sharing changes recruiting.