In new era of college hoops rosters, $20.5M salary cap feels more like a suggestion than a rule
Posted Nov 6, 2025
Imagine an NBA where teams in the Eastern Conference have a salary cap twice as big as those in the West. In college basketball, it’s sort of like that with the added fact that nobody really knows what everyone else is spending. With schools now allowed to shell out $20.5 million to their players, most are doling out the lion’s share to football players.
(Associated Press)
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