How the NCAA Settlement Will Change College Football | College Football 2024

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What is the NCAA settlement's impact on college football? The settlement demands that universities and athletic departments form an employer-employee relationship with their athletes rather than a teacher-student one. Universities will be expected to start compensating their athletes directly for name, image, and likeness beginning in 2025, leaving the 2024 college football season unaffected. Each school can spend up to $21-22 million on their athletes, effectively giving college football and other sports a salary cap. We talk about all of this and more in this episode of College Football with Sam. Make sure to comment so I can interact with you and answer any questions you have!
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  • @collegefootballwithsam
    @collegefootballwithsamАй бұрын

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  • @chrislane3228
    @chrislane3228Ай бұрын

    Good to see you, Sam. You know that I love your stuff. I have the next 9 days off of work. We might need an in-depth look at my Buckeyes before I go back to work. Lol. See ya soon, bud.

  • @chrislane3228
    @chrislane3228Ай бұрын

    There is so much money involved in the best sport there is. It will be pay to win. I think that my Buckeyes will hit the salary cap every single year.

  • @chrislane3228
    @chrislane3228Ай бұрын

    Thanks, Sam. Good stuff as always.

  • @collegefootballwithsam

    @collegefootballwithsam

    Ай бұрын

    Thank you, Chris, for the $2.

  • @fpanadero2626
    @fpanadero2626Ай бұрын

    ....is Michigan winning the UFL?

  • @chrislane3228
    @chrislane3228Ай бұрын

    I agree, Sam. College Football is definitely a professional sport. I don't like it unless it truly helps the kids get their degrees.

  • @collegefootballwithsam

    @collegefootballwithsam

    Ай бұрын

    Eventually, I think earning your education while playing may no longer be required.

  • @Ksmitty101
    @Ksmitty101Ай бұрын

    U a smart dude bruh-keep going OH-

  • @heysomeone0310
    @heysomeone0310Ай бұрын

    IDK how people are saying this ISN’T the end of the amateur athlete

  • @williamkulesh704
    @williamkulesh704Ай бұрын

    Good info Sam GBR

  • @user-ut8ls7qp1j
    @user-ut8ls7qp1jАй бұрын

    sam i am too old fashion ,these kids should not get paid it is ruining college sports ,they turned into a business bring back good old football

  • @chrislane3228

    @chrislane3228

    Ай бұрын

    I agree. I'm 51. I love college football but what is going on just seems wrong. I still think that Reggie Bush cheated and does not deserve a Heisman.

  • @chrislane3228

    @chrislane3228

    Ай бұрын

    I love college football but today's game does disturb me. I'm 51 and I don't like this. I still am against Reggie Bush getting a Heisman trophy. I'm sorry. He cheated.

  • @user-ut8ls7qp1j

    @user-ut8ls7qp1j

    Ай бұрын

    @@chrislane3228 i am with you ,these kids get free college ,3 hots and a cot , these kids have let money get in their heads , money is pure evil

  • @user-ut8ls7qp1j

    @user-ut8ls7qp1j

    Ай бұрын

    @@chrislane3228 this is off the subject but paying 700 million dollars to ohtani for the dodgers is a joke

  • @MasonFlint-vj9ll

    @MasonFlint-vj9ll

    Ай бұрын

    My brother played as walk on for three years for Oregon, then started two years. I say pay em. Otherwise it’s just Sabin making billions and kids with families get jack shit

  • @armandhammer3782
    @armandhammer3782Ай бұрын

    Wait for it....High Schoolers will sue for compensation next. Whose really paying for this? Me and you. I think it's bullschitt. Just saying.

  • @HuskerPower97

    @HuskerPower97

    Ай бұрын

    Well you pay professional athletes by buying tickets, jersey and tv subscription. you pay the teen age kids bagging your groceries by shopping at the store. As far as Highschool Atlantics getting paid I really don't see that happening as there is not one large governing system like the NCAA in HS.

  • @armandhammer3782

    @armandhammer3782

    Ай бұрын

    @@HuskerPower97 No disrespect but that's just about the stupidist comment today.

  • @HuskerPower97

    @HuskerPower97

    Ай бұрын

    @@armandhammer3782 what's stupid about it elaborate

  • @armandhammer3782

    @armandhammer3782

    Ай бұрын

    @@HuskerPower97 Not enough time today, but; You advocate for a system where cash-strapped schools will contribute roughly 36% of the total "settlement." Hmmm? Meaning it's subsidized by tax payers. Why stop at the players? Give the fans their fair share. How can you prioritize athletics over education for struggling schools? Why not just abolish college sports altogether? Create a minor league. Then you'll learn without the platform provided by colleges many of these players will never have the opportunity to advance. Also, bag boys pay taxes. They're not subsidized by tax dollars. They've destroyed college sports. Just saying.

  • @HuskerPower97

    @HuskerPower97

    Ай бұрын

    @@armandhammer3782 that's completely false. The money they are paying them with is from tv revenue. You are none of your taxes are going to pay the employees (athletes).

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