I saw one tweet that alludes our 5 or 6 biggest s tars we all get $1,000,000+ next year wh a tever the s um, it is a great start to life after Penn State
How is revenue sharing being implemented?
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It's not being implemented yet, as it's not official yet. There's speculation on every front, only one program has come out about how they distribute it and that's $13 mill to football, $4-5 mill to men's basketball, $1 mill to women's and the rest to non-revenue sports.
Maryland reveals Revenue Sharing plan
They will spend all $20.5mill of the revenue sharing, with $13 mill to football, $4-5 mill to men's basketball, $1 mill to women's and the rest to non-revenue sports per a friend who covers UMD...
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Isn't there some litigation holding it up?It's not being implemented yet, as it's not official yet. There's speculation on every front, only one program has come out about how they distribute it and that's $13 mill to football, $4-5 mill to men's basketball, $1 mill to women's and the rest to non-revenue sports.
Maryland reveals Revenue Sharing plan
They will spend all $20.5mill of the revenue sharing, with $13 mill to football, $4-5 mill to men's basketball, $1 mill to women's and the rest to non-revenue sports per a friend who covers UMD...
These days you can't piss in a urinal in a men's room without litigation holding you up.
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Lots of Title IX discussion and push back from several athletes. There's actually a swimmer leading the way in this charge saying it's not fair to women's sports, etc.
I generally just use my hand to hold it up. Impressive that you need a litigation team.😎
That's one way interpret it. The other is I wet my depends while being held up.
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I guarantee you that distributional ratio will not hold due to title ix. Some schools will push the boundary but Penn State will not. We'll see it distributed evenly across student athletes. If Penn State cares as much as they say, they will send virtually 100% to non-revenue sports.It's not being implemented yet, as it's not official yet. There's speculation on every front, only one program has come out about how they distribute it and that's $13 mill to football, $4-5 mill to men's basketball, $1 mill to women's and the rest to non-revenue sports.
Maryland reveals Revenue Sharing plan
They will spend all $20.5mill of the revenue sharing, with $13 mill to football, $4-5 mill to men's basketball, $1 mill to women's and the rest to non-revenue sports per a friend who covers UMD...
I don't see that holding, the Title IX crowd can fight as much as they want, but it won't last.
There’s not a single program on the women’s side at PSU that isn’t in the hole financially and my guess is that outside of something like UConn or South Carolina basketball there aren’t any women’s programs that don’t run a deficit. If they want to share the revenue, they need to start making some revenue.
Biggest mistake.... getting rid of Portland.
Another move by the stinking BoT to plainly piss everyone off.
There's actually a lot of doubt out there considering women's sports don't generate anything near what the men's do. The only thing that will match is scholarship counts, which is fine. However football will have to get some sort of exception due to the number of players.
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