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Steve Berkowitz

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Sports Projects Reporter and Editor at USA Today

Sports projects reporter and editor for @usatodaysports. E-mail is: [email protected]

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  • 2 weeks ago | deepnewz.com | Steve Berkowitz

    Daily market recaps with key events, stock movements, and global influences Tax records show SEC, Big 12, Pac-12 all had revenue decline in 2024 fiscal year https://t.co/Mob1XI2uQv With ACC, Big 12 and Pac-12 releasing new tax records today, here is roundup of commissioner total pay for calendar year 2023: -Big Ten: Kevin Warren, $6.8 million ($5.75M bonus); Tony Petitti, $2.6M for partial year; Jim Delany, net of nearly $3.05M With ACC, Big 12 and Pac-12 releasing new tax records today, here...

  • 2 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Steve Berkowitz

    The final business year for the Power Five conferences, as college sports fans have come to know them, was not exactly business as usual. With schools’ affiliations already beginning to change, and various legal entanglements going on, three of the five conferences reported declines in total revenue on their federal tax records for their 2024 fiscal years – and the Power Five’s combined total revenue very narrowly declined.

  • 2 weeks ago | swtimes.com | Steve Berkowitz

    The final business year for the Power Five conferences, as college sports fans have come to know them, was not exactly business as usual. With schools’ affiliations already beginning to change, and various legal entanglements going on, three of the five conferences reported declines in total revenue on their federal tax records for their 2024 fiscal years – and the Power Five’s combined total revenue very narrowly declined.

  • 3 weeks ago | deepnewz.com | Steve Berkowitz

    4 posts • GPT (4.1 mini)Published May 15, 2025, 10:49 PMFederal tax documents for the University of Southern California (USC) reveal that football coach Lincoln Riley earned just over $11.5 million in total compensation during the 2023 calendar year. The documents also disclose that Riley has a $3.43 million housing loan with the university. Additionally, USC paid $4.25 million in separation payments to former football coach Clay Helton in 2023.

  • 3 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Steve Berkowitz

    University of Southern California football coach Lincoln Riley was credited with a little more than $11.5 million in total compensation for the 2023 calendar year, the school’s new federal tax returns show. The document, provided by the university Thursday in response to a request from USA TODAY Sports, also showed that Riley has the benefit of a housing loan that has a balance due of $3.43 million — the same as the original amount.

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Steve Berkowitz
Steve Berkowitz @ByBerkowitz
8 May 25

A late update: Judge Wilken is allowing three lawyers for objectors who focused on the proposed roster limits to file reponses by May 13. Wilken also is allowing the plaintiffs and the NCAA/Conferences to file replies by May 16.

Steve Berkowitz
Steve Berkowitz @ByBerkowitz

Lawyers for NCAA and plaintiffs in proposed House settlement say in filing that they have made changes to roster limits that Judge Claudia Wilken said two weeks were unfair and preventing from granting final approval: https://t.co/BaMGn8D1lc

Steve Berkowitz
Steve Berkowitz @ByBerkowitz
8 May 25

Lawyers for objectors who been designated by Wilken to participate in negotiations for roster-limit revisions have not signed on to these changes, and at least one says she will be filing a separate brief with Judge Wilken.

Steve Berkowitz
Steve Berkowitz @ByBerkowitz

Lawyers for NCAA and plaintiffs in proposed House settlement say in filing that they have made changes to roster limits that Judge Claudia Wilken said two weeks were unfair and preventing from granting final approval: https://t.co/BaMGn8D1lc

Steve Berkowitz
Steve Berkowitz @ByBerkowitz
8 May 25

Plaintiffs lawyers say in filing: “any athlete who would have lost their roster spot (or a promised roster spot) for the 2025-2026 academic year due to the immediate implementation of roster limits will be exempt from any roster limits at any Division I institution, for the

Steve Berkowitz
Steve Berkowitz @ByBerkowitz

Lawyers for NCAA and plaintiffs in proposed House settlement say in filing that they have made changes to roster limits that Judge Claudia Wilken said two weeks were unfair and preventing from granting final approval: https://t.co/BaMGn8D1lc