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Author: Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY

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‘Wrong solution at the wrong time’: NCAA opposes California bill that could lead to revenue sharing with athletes

April 25, 2023 Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY Comments Off on ‘Wrong solution at the wrong time’: NCAA opposes California bill that could lead to revenue sharing with athletes

The NCAA has come out in opposition to a California bill that could lead to schools being forced to share athletic department revenue with athletes.

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TCU paid former football coach Gary Patterson an $11.5 million separation payment in 2021

April 11, 2023April 12, 2023 Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY Comments Off on TCU paid former football coach Gary Patterson an $11.5 million separation payment in 2021

TCU and longtime football coach Gary Patterson parted in 2021. He received an $11.5 million separation payment, tax returns from the school revealed.

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Congressional hearing highlights challenges of NCAA’s strategy of pursuing federal NIL legislation

March 29, 2023 Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY Comments Off on Congressional hearing highlights challenges of NCAA’s strategy of pursuing federal NIL legislation

A Congressional hearing highlighted the challenge for the NCAA to find a legislation solution to manage name, image and likeness for athletes.

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NCAA Tournament Midwest Region boasts Houston, Texas and Texas A&M in fight to get to Final Four

March 12, 2023 Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY Comments Off on NCAA Tournament Midwest Region boasts Houston, Texas and Texas A&M in fight to get to Final Four

Three teams from the Lone Star State make up the Midwest Region that also boasts Penn State, Miami and Indiana.

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NCAA reports loss of $59 million for 2022 fiscal year, but net assets remain over $450 million

January 26, 2023 Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY Comments Off on NCAA reports loss of $59 million for 2022 fiscal year, but net assets remain over $450 million

The NCAA operated at a nearly $59 million deficit for its 2022 fiscal year after net investment losses and costs of creation of self-insurance entity.

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NCAA committee proposes major changes for Division I sports, including bigger basketball tournaments

January 3, 2023 Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY Comments Off on NCAA committee proposes major changes for Division I sports, including bigger basketball tournaments

Larger NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments and enhanced welfare for athletes were key points proposed by an NCAA transformation committee.

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Michigan’s Jim Harbaugh picks up $1.5 million in bonuses with Big Ten championship

December 4, 2022 Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY Comments Off on Michigan’s Jim Harbaugh picks up $1.5 million in bonuses with Big Ten championship

Michigan football coach Jim Harbuagh top $2 million in bonuses for season from Wolverines winning Big Ten title, berth in College Football Playoff

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Congressional report sheds light on colleges’ justification for astronomical coaches’ pay

December 1, 2022 Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY Comments Off on Congressional report sheds light on colleges’ justification for astronomical coaches’ pay

A Congressional report released Thursday revealed the depth of taxes colleges are paying as part of their growing expenditures on athletic coaches.

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Michigan State paid Mel Tucker full $100,000 bonus earmarked for coach and entire staff

November 23, 2022 Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY Comments Off on Michigan State paid Mel Tucker full $100,000 bonus earmarked for coach and entire staff

Michigan State coach Mel Tucker’s contract stipulates he and his staff can share a six-figure bonus. Instead, Tucker received the entire $100,000.

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Name, image and likeness lawsuit targets college sports TV revenue dating back to 2016

October 22, 2022 Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY Comments Off on Name, image and likeness lawsuit targets college sports TV revenue dating back to 2016

Attorneys claim that athletes are entitled to a share of revenue made from college TV sports dating back to 2016.

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