NCAA Update: NIL, Revenue Sharing, Spring Game Idea

NCAA President Charlie Baker discusses House settlement
Speaking with CBS Evening News this week, NCAA President Charlie Baker discussed the House settlement, saying a “saner way of doing this” will be created.

“I hope what we get out of it is an NIL program that’s more transparent, more accountable, and one that actually works on this idea that this is still a development exercise for young people,” Baker said.

President of the NCAA, Charlie Baker speaks during a press conference celebrating the 25 year anniversary of the NCAA moving its national office to Indianapolis on Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2024, at the NCAA Headquarters in Indianapolis. / Michelle Pemberton/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK
NCAA increasingly focused on generating more revenue
NCAA VP of Championships Business Affairs Chris Termini spoke with the Sports Business Journal about how the organization is increasingly focused on generating more revenue to keep up with the changing landscape.

“I’ll say that broadly the NCAA has been entrenched in a lot of principles or ideals that the membership has long abandoned,” Termini said. “We’re playing catchup, in a way, to where the membership already is in a lot of cases.”