Vols up cost of season tickets to help pay athletes
Briefly

Tennessee has announced a 10% 'talent fee' on tickets to fund athlete compensation, reflecting a new era of college athletics centered on revenue-sharing.
Athletic director Danny White emphasized, 'In this era of name, image and likeness, there has never been as close a connection between resources and competitive success,' underlining the importance of financial strategies in maintaining athletic dominance.
The NCAA's revenue-sharing plan, effective fall 2025, is part of a settlement allowing schools to share up to $22 million with athletes annually, pushing colleges to innovate fundraising strategies.
With Tennessee's football program generating a $75 million profit in 2023, the emphasis on increasing ticket fees indicates a proactive approach to adapt to changing funding structures in college sports.
Read at ESPN.com
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