REVENUE SHARING

[jturner38]

As it stands, INSU is opting out of 25/26 and then opting in 26/27.

[SalukiWorld]

I’ve heard there were schools in the MVC fighting against opting in

[nodak651]

I don' think this has anything to do with NIL money does it?

It does because it allows schools to pay players directly instead of going through a collective.

The other side is agreeing to roster limits and a revenue sharing cap, though only power schools are likely to be close to that.

Your revenue sharing cap is based on a percentage of your revenue. The average Valley school will be somewhere between $1-1.5M. For example, UNI will be just over $1.4M.

Collectives are still going to be very much a thing as well.

That isn't correct. Mid Majors have the same cap as the P5.

[smidge34]

$20.5 million cap with each school having discretion as to how much it wants to spend with no mandatory minimum unless set by the individual conferences.

[Kyle_Saluki_17]

$20.5 million cap with each school having discretion as to how much it wants to spend with no mandatory minimum unless set by the individual conferences.

Unless this is collectively bargained, I don’t see how the courts allow that “cap”. I feel like that rule will be temporary as well for antitrust purposes.