@WinterSportsLaw 1k NCAA schools. 363 D1. 329 opted in Rev share. 307 compensated on some level but 68 came with in 5% of full cap. Boosters pay almost all additional. Actual companies pay well less than 1%. This means they don't have the magic "we are making so much we need to pay" is a lie
@WinterSportsLaw So pro leagues have a salary cap based on annual revenue. That is the college equivalent to rev share. Of course most schools can't afford $20.5. Pros get base pay then their nil deals. That is how college is supposed to work. Rev share and for a very few, nil deals. Simple
@WinterSportsLaw Pro leagues have a team salary cap that can adjust each year based on revenue. That is agreed upon. If a player chooses to play in college, he/she agrees to a certain cap. If not, don't play. No one is forcing them to play.
@BigBlackVols Forget playoffs.
They don't have the money to buy him and his staff out so you will be Florida State floundering. With next year's schedule, things look grim.