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The settlement will bring revenue-sharing, roster limits, and a NIL clearinghouse called “NIL Go” that will be run by accounting firm Deloitte. But what happens when someone breaks the rules? This is college sports at the end of the day.
Well, the NCAA will not be giving out punishments anymore. As a part of the settlement, ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips, Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti, Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark, and SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey are expected to hire a CEO for the College Sports Commission (CSC).
What is the CSC?
It’s the new long arm of the law in the college sports space.
ESPN’s Pete Thamel reports that the CSC “will have the final say in doling out punishments and deciding when rules have been violated, according to sources, a level of singular power that never existed during the NCAA’s era of struggling to enforce its rules.”
The new CEO hire is expected to arrive after the settlement passes in time for revenue-sharing that is scheduled to begin on July 1. This new individual will make seven figures, be the face of this powerful new agency in college athletics, and will instantly become one of the most powerful figures in college athletics.
“All the institutions are going to have new membership agreements that we’re all agreeing to these new rules
The settlement will bring revenue-sharing, roster limits, and a NIL clearinghouse called “NIL Go” that will be run by accounting firm Deloitte. But what happens when someone breaks the rules? This is college sports at the end of the day.
Well, the NCAA will not be giving out punishments anymore. As a part of the settlement, ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips, Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti, Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark, and SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey are expected to hire a CEO for the College Sports Commission (CSC).
What is the CSC?
It’s the new long arm of the law in the college sports space.
ESPN’s Pete Thamel reports that the CSC “will have the final say in doling out punishments and deciding when rules have been violated, according to sources, a level of singular power that never existed during the NCAA’s era of struggling to enforce its rules.”
The new CEO hire is expected to arrive after the settlement passes in time for revenue-sharing that is scheduled to begin on July 1. This new individual will make seven figures, be the face of this powerful new agency in college athletics, and will instantly become one of the most powerful figures in college athletics.
“All the institutions are going to have new membership agreements that we’re all agreeing to these new rules
