US EditionOhio State Athletic Director Ross Bjork Seeking Clearer NIL Rules and Enforcement
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Ohio State Athletic Director Ross Bjork Seeking Clearer NIL Rules and Enforcement
More than a month after the start of revenue sharing in college sports, Ohio State and Ross Bjork are still seeking clarity on how schools are allowed to use NIL in recruiting under the new model. All schools that opted into the House v. NCAA settlement are allowed to share up to $20.5 million in direct revenue with their athletes. Ohio State is sharing $18 million of that money with football, men’s and women’s basketball and women’s volleybal…
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