As the collective bargaining negotiations near a deadline, revenue share remains a point of tension. Illustration: Kelsea Petersen / The Athletic; Mitchell Lef / Getty With only nine days until the ...

For the first time ever, NCAA schools are allowed to directly share revenue with their athletes as a result of the House v. NCAA settlement that was finalized last month. While college athletes have ...

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — July 1 marks the start of a new era for college athletics as athletes can now be paid directly by their universities. The U.S. House settlement took effect at midnight on ...

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On a Friday night in early June, Gonzaga and the other 360-plus Division I schools across the country were informed that starting July 1, they would be allowed to share their own revenue directly with ...

While sources said the WNBA is projecting that a recent proposal from the WNPBA would result in $700 million in losses over ...

The only thing that caught the college athletics world off-guard was the timing of judge Claudia Wilken’s approval of the NCAA’s House settlement late on a Friday evening earlier this month. Otherwise ...

Veteran Sabah leader Salleh Said Keruak says the state's position is grounded in constitutional arrangements specific to ...

The recent NCAA settlement, known as the House settlement, introduced a revenue-sharing model that allows Division I schools to compensate athletes directly. The revenue-sharing model is separate from ...

Recurring revenue models have significantly grown in popularity in recent years. With tech companies like Apple, Adobe and Microsoft adding or switching to subscription-based services, other ...