On Friday, the NCAA and the power conferences filed a more than 100-page agreement settling three antitrust lawsuits filed against the organizations. The outcome could change college sports for years to come, including how revenue sharing, the number of scholarships a university can award per team and the future of NIL deals.
Dan Wetzel and Ross Dellenger analyze this historic deal and explain what it means for the future of college football, specifically the increase in the scholarship cap from 85 to 105.
The boys analyze which key points in this agreement could further widen the competitive gap between top schools and the middle and lower schools in the top conferences.
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