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The NCAA Gambled on NIL Revenue Sharing ... and Lost

The NCAA is locked in a credibility crisis.

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Steve Ulrich
October 04, 2024 • Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes


OCTOBER 4, 2024 | written by STEVE ULRICH

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1. The NCAA Gambled on NIL Revenue Sharing … and Lost

by Noah Henderson, Sports Illustrated

“The NCAA is locked in a credibility crisis.

To be honest, the NCAA has been there for a long time. For years, the NCAA has faced mounting pressure to reform outdated policies, but now, its authority is on the brink of collapse as the future of college sports hinges on the outcome of a revised House v. NCAA settlement proposal.

The NCAA decided to gamble in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California for a chance to regain control of an unstable college regulatory landscape. Unfortunately for the NCAA, they drew a 16, and the dealer is showing an Ace.”

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