The NCAA has approved rules that will allow colleges to pay athletes directly, changing longstanding traditions within college sports. These rules are a result of a settlement from a multibillion-dollar lawsuit and are expected to take effect on July 1. Key changes include eliminating scholarship limits, establishing new rosters, and the creation of a clearinghouse for name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals. Although significant, official implementation awaits final approval from a federal judge and not all schools may participate in this new system.
The NCAA's recent rule changes mark a watershed moment in college sports, allowing universities to pay athletes directly, a practice long prohibited.
With the passing of nine proposals, the NCAA's updated rules signify a major shift, eliminating restrictions that previously barred direct payment to athletes.
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