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How BYU Plans to Distribute $20.5 Revenue Share After House Settlement originally appeared on Athlon Sports. ... The revenue distribution will largely benefit football and men’s basketball, ...
But, newly appointed Director of Athletics Brian Santiago joined BYUtv's BYU SportsNation and talked a little bit about BYU's plans with revenue sharing. "It's called revenue share for a reason.
BYU athletic officials speak about both the financial state of BYU sports and the dawn of a new era in college sports business.
When BYU joined the Big 12 a few years ago, the original plan was to bring in BYU, UCF, Cincinnati, and Houston at partial revenue shares until the new media deal commenced in 2025.
In BYU's first year, they received a partial revenue distribution from the Big 12 conference. What does that mean in terms of dollars? BYU received $18 million from the Big 12 according to reports.
BYU could pay its athletes up to $20.5 million annually in revenue share starting on July 1, 2025. That's, of course, if BYU can afford it. That significant "if" isn't unique to BYU.
Newly appointed BYU athletic director Brian Santiago sees the recently approved House v. NCAA settlement not as a challenge, but as a strategic advantage for the Cougars going forward.
In BYU's first year, they received a partial revenue distribution from the Big 12 conference. What does that mean in terms of dollars? BYU received $18 million from the Big 12 according to reports.
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