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College Athletics Prepare for New NCAA Revenue Sharing Rules

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Source: University of Nebraska Omaha
College Athletics Prepare for New NCAA Revenue Sharing Rules
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UNO has decided not to opt into the NCAA House settlement for the 2025-2026 academic year to protect its current programs, roster flexibility, and financial commitments, while continuing to invest heavily in student-athlete support and development. The university is strategically preparing for future participation, emphasizing compliance, legal considerations, and holistic athlete support amidst evolving NCAA policies.

Topics:sportseducation#athletics#education#ncaa#settlement#student-athletes#uno
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