Brandon Marcello

"The House Settlement allocates $2.4 billion to men and only $102 million to women," objecting attorney Leigh Ernst Friestedt wrote in a statement to @CBSSports. "This significant disparity constitutes a violation of Title IX." https://t.co/lTsQP3LU88

Back pay to past players was scheduled to begin in late July, but that's on hold pending new appeal of the House settlement approval. Back pay will go into escrow until appeal process ends, an NCAA attorney tells @CBSSports. This will not affect revenue sharing starting July 1.

Front Office Sports @FOS

Breaking: A group of eight women has filed an appeal of the House v. NCAA settlement approval, arguing that it violates the Title IX gender equity statute, FOS has learned. It’s the first appeal of the landmark settlement that was approved last week. Story by @achristovichh ⬇️

Boomer or Bust: Oklahoma's Brent Venables pushing all his chips in for 2025 season https://t.co/IlTz30BOTi

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RT @mzenitz: Keldric Faulk and Eric Singleton aren’t the only Auburn players with a shot to be first-round picks next year. Another who’s…

The Autonomy conferences say they’re encouraged by the introduction of a discussion draft of the “SCORE Act,” which would introduce national standards for NIL and prohibit players from being employees at their schools. https://t.co/wbAFiBEP5a

It’s believed Texas Tech will pay its players $55 million (revenue sharing + NIL) among all its programs this year, making the Red Raiders perhaps the highest-paying college athletics program in the country, sources tell @CBSSports.

Brandon Marcello @bmarcello

Texas Tech says its fundraising arm, the Red Raider Club, will be responsible for generating $14 million annually to help fund its $20.5 million revenue-sharing model.

Texas Tech says its fundraising arm, the Red Raider Club, will be responsible for generating $14 million annually to help fund its $20.5 million revenue-sharing model.

Greg Sankey confirms he had a meeting/round of golf with President Donald Trump and they discussed college sports Sunday. He appreciated his interest/perspective. What was discussed? "I believe those are best left for the moment on the golf course."

In open records requests @CBSSports has filed, no affiliation agreements with the College Sports Commission have been attained, and one school said one does not exist. Language appears to still be a work in progress, per Big 12's Brett Yormark.

John Talty @JTalty

Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark says affiliation agreements are "a work in progress" but there had been no pushback within the Big 12 discussing it and hopes it'll be executed soon.

P5 commissioners are on a conference call discussing House settlement. SEC's Greg Sankey has twice said "college sports is uniquely American" in prepared remarks. Echoes of MLB in the 1920s. All commishes want congressional action to support terms of settlement. https://t.co/EenKTbWII5

RT @chris_hummer: The House Settlement is a transformative moment for college athletics. But will it actually stabilize things? No. The a…

RT @JTalty: With the House settlement approved, I looked at winners and losers from this momentous decision and the new world it creates.…

RT @bmarcello: House v. NCAA settlement approval: Landmark decision opens door for revenue sharing in college athletics https://t.co/SqX6y4…

The House settlement is finally official, and there's a new CSC CEO. /logs out of PACER, finally Time to rest up before putting up the pool this weekend. But first, gotta level a 14x24 pad in the backyard with 3.5 tons of sand and foam insulation. Will I be successful?