Biggest winners and losers from House v. NCAA settlement: Amateurism is dead and class divide grows

Posted Jun 15, 2025
The long-awaited House v. NCAA settlement is finally a reality, paving the way for universities to pay their athletes directly starting on July 1. There is a lot to consider in what could be the most consequential day in college sports history. How are schools going to actually pay their athletes? Who will be policing this new revenue share world? (CBS Sports)

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