Revenue Sharing Era Still Has Far More Questions than Answers at Mizzou

Start of revenue sharing in college sports raises key questions for Mizzou

The settlement in the House v. NCAA case was approved on Friday night, just a few weeks before the agreement’s new framework for college athletics takes effect on July 1.

Mizzou AD Veatch discusses $2.8B House settlement, outlines department's plan for future

Mizzou athletic director Laird Veatch welcomed local media members into Mizzou Arena on Thursday to talk with him about the near-$2.8 billion House settlement and its implications on the program.

Revenue sharing era still has far more questions than answers at Mizzou

Director of Athletics Laird Veatch met with local media in the wake of the House settlement, but the future still holds a lot of unknowns.

Everything Mizzou AD Laird Veatch Said in Reaction to House Settlement

Missouri's director of athletics addressed the landmark legislation in a press conference.

Stanford, Cal eye ‘the end of amateurism’ in new revenue-sharing era

Stanford and Cal are already trying to tap new revenue sources after the House settlement paved the way for athletic programs to pay student-athletes directly.

Mizzou AD discusses rev-share plans following House settlement

Mizzou athletic director Laird Veatch told local reporters on Thursday that not all sponsored sports within the athletic department will receive money when colleges start sharing revenue with student-athletes on July 1. In a press conference, Veatch issued a disclaimer before diving into the Tigers’ plan to navigate the new landscape in college athletics: He has answers, but he does not have every answer. And there are some things Mizzou won’t s…