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Weekend BP: Giants youngsters get a lil' chunk of change

MLB's $50 million bonus pool rewards pre-arbitration players for performance, benefiting top performers significantly. All players received bonuses based on impactful metrics.

'Massively underpaid' - Tadej Pogacar deserves far more for 'star power' role in cycling, argues Tejay van Garderen

Tadej Pogačar is considered 'massively underpaid' in comparison to athletes from other sports like the NBA despite being one of the highest-paid cyclists.
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Judge Rejects Key Part of N.C.A.A. Settlement of Antitrust Suit With Athletes

A federal judge rejected key components of a $2.8 billion antitrust settlement, creating uncertainty about athlete compensation in college sports.

The N.C.A.A.'s Landmark Athlete-Pay Settlement, Explained

The N.C.A.A. and major athletic conferences agreed to a $2.8 billion settlement allowing college athletes to be paid directly for playing sports.

As Judge Weighs Landmark N.C.A.A. Settlement on Pay, Not All Athletes Approve

The House v. N.C.A.A. settlement could transform college athletics by allowing schools to pay athletes directly, marking the end of amateurism.

What Effect Will Paying College Athletes Have on the Fans?

The NCAA has allowed Power 5 schools to directly pay athletes, prompting discussions on funding sources and potential impacts on academic programs.

N.C.A.A. Settlement Agreement Reveals How Colleges Would Pay Athletes

The $2.8 billion settlement agreement in the class-action antitrust lawsuit allows schools to pay college athletes directly, potentially reshaping the amateur model of college athletics.

Judge challenges terms of proposed settlement on athlete pay

Judge Wilken challenges the $2.8 billion NCAA settlement, calling it unfair for limiting athlete compensation.
The lawsuit marks a pivotal moment in the evolving landscape of college athlete compensation.

Judge Rejects Key Part of N.C.A.A. Settlement of Antitrust Suit With Athletes

A federal judge rejected key components of a $2.8 billion antitrust settlement, creating uncertainty about athlete compensation in college sports.

The N.C.A.A.'s Landmark Athlete-Pay Settlement, Explained

The N.C.A.A. and major athletic conferences agreed to a $2.8 billion settlement allowing college athletes to be paid directly for playing sports.

As Judge Weighs Landmark N.C.A.A. Settlement on Pay, Not All Athletes Approve

The House v. N.C.A.A. settlement could transform college athletics by allowing schools to pay athletes directly, marking the end of amateurism.

What Effect Will Paying College Athletes Have on the Fans?

The NCAA has allowed Power 5 schools to directly pay athletes, prompting discussions on funding sources and potential impacts on academic programs.

N.C.A.A. Settlement Agreement Reveals How Colleges Would Pay Athletes

The $2.8 billion settlement agreement in the class-action antitrust lawsuit allows schools to pay college athletes directly, potentially reshaping the amateur model of college athletics.

Judge challenges terms of proposed settlement on athlete pay

Judge Wilken challenges the $2.8 billion NCAA settlement, calling it unfair for limiting athlete compensation.
The lawsuit marks a pivotal moment in the evolving landscape of college athlete compensation.
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#college-sports

Landmark college settlement gets preliminary OK

Judge grants preliminary approval for $2.78 billion settlement transforming college athletics and enabling revenue sharing with athletes.

Nicole Auerbach on House V. NCAA

Nicole Auerbach's rise to lead college sports coverage illustrates perseverance, while the NCAA lawsuit marks a pivotal moment for athlete compensation.

Order allows Ga. schools to pay players for NIL

Georgia schools can now directly pay athletes for their name, image, and likeness under a new executive order.

Over One-Third of Baby Boomers Love This College Sports Team

College sports captivate audiences with unpredictability, community spirit, and the thrill of the game.

Analysis: Big 12 must ask not only why UConn, but why now as Yormark remains open for business

The Big 12 is considering adding UConn, driven by current transformation in college sports and potential revenue opportunities.

Landmark college settlement gets preliminary OK

Judge grants preliminary approval for $2.78 billion settlement transforming college athletics and enabling revenue sharing with athletes.

Nicole Auerbach on House V. NCAA

Nicole Auerbach's rise to lead college sports coverage illustrates perseverance, while the NCAA lawsuit marks a pivotal moment for athlete compensation.

Order allows Ga. schools to pay players for NIL

Georgia schools can now directly pay athletes for their name, image, and likeness under a new executive order.

Over One-Third of Baby Boomers Love This College Sports Team

College sports captivate audiences with unpredictability, community spirit, and the thrill of the game.

Analysis: Big 12 must ask not only why UConn, but why now as Yormark remains open for business

The Big 12 is considering adding UConn, driven by current transformation in college sports and potential revenue opportunities.
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Abolish College Football

College football operates as an exploitative system benefiting institutions while players receive inadequate compensation and face life-altering risks.

In College Sports' Big Money Era, Here's Where the Dollars Go

Money plays a crucial role in winning college football championships, overshadowing traditional factors like defense and offense.

Abolish College Football

College football operates as an exploitative system benefiting institutions while players receive inadequate compensation and face life-altering risks.

In College Sports' Big Money Era, Here's Where the Dollars Go

Money plays a crucial role in winning college football championships, overshadowing traditional factors like defense and offense.
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NCAA proposes direct Div. I-to-athlete NIL deals

NCAA proposes rule changes to allow Division I schools to pay athletes
New rules would create a trust fund for athletes and allow schools to set their own policies

College Football 25 Hits 2 Million Players Before Official Launch

The return of EA's College Football franchise after 10 years, with enhanced features like licensing deals and paying athletes for NIL.

Purdy amazingly makes less per year than former Mets slugger Bonilla

Monday marked a stark contrast between Brock Purdy's low NFL salary and Bobby Bonilla's high annual payments, sparking discussions on athlete compensation.
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