Title IX does not apply to athlete pay

[Fishjam]

Department of Education changed their ruling.

Department of Education Rescinds Historic Title IX Guidance for NIL in College Sports

College football programs across the nation received massive news regarding NIL payouts and revenue sharing in accordance with Title IX. The U.S. Department of

www.si.com

 

[NYShoreGuy]

Department of Education changed their ruling.

Department of Education Rescinds Historic Title IX Guidance for NIL in College Sports

College football programs across the nation received massive news regarding NIL payouts and revenue sharing in accordance with Title IX. The U.S. Department of

www.si.com

This is a presidential administration ruling

 

[Fishjam]

This is a presidential administration ruling

Maybe. It's also the right call. The Sports that bring in revenue should have it shared with their players proportionally. It becomes a problem only if a Women's team that creates revenue isn't getting their share.

 

[Harty9]

Lets cut the baby in half, see who gets it.

 

[CaptBob]

Let the law suits begin -----

 

[NYShoreGuy]

Maybe. It's also the right call. The Sports that bring in revenue should have it shared with their players proportionally. It becomes a problem only if a Women's team that creates revenue isn't getting their share.

No not a maybe...it is fact...trump admin changed what biden left with.

 

[The SHUttle]

It's absolutely the right call - a no brainer frankly.

 

[NYShoreGuy]

Trump Education Dept. Pulls Biden’s NIL Pay Equity Rule

It’s one of several Biden-era policies related to Title IX that the Trump Administration has almost immediately reversed.

frontofficesports.com

 

[lloyde dobler]

Do you think we’re so stupid and you’re so smart that we don’t realize it’s due to change in administrations?

 

[HallGuy23]

That’ll change.. give it a few years..

 

[The Crows Nest]

Maybe. It's also the right call. The Sports that bring in revenue should have it shared with their players proportionally. It becomes a problem only if a Women's team that creates revenue isn't getting their share.

just like the sports that had the athletes who weren't compensated for NIL should proportionately be paying the settlement amount.

Makes sense.

Oops......guess not

 

[MBF72]

Maybe. It's also the right call. The Sports that bring in revenue should have it shared with their players proportionally. It becomes a problem only if a Women's team that creates revenue isn't getting their share.

Does women's basketball at Seton Hall "bring in revenue"?

 

[Gohall129]

Thank god. There’s 0 reason it should apply to NIL

 

[Halldan1]

Maybe. It's also the right call. The Sports that bring in revenue should have it shared with their players proportionally. It becomes a problem only if a Women's team that creates revenue isn't getting their share.

SHU will be mostly taking care of the two BB teams. Let's hope this rule sticks.

 

[MooneyHall07]

No not a maybe...it is fact...trump admin changed what biden left with.

It's true that Trump appointees overturned what Biden appointees had issued days before leaving office, but this is not a ruling that is binding on anyone. It is a non-binding legal analysis. The only thing that changes here is which side the Justice Department will take if/when there is a Title IX suit.

 

[Fishjam]

Does women's basketball at Seton Hall "bring in revenue"?

It will start to this year with the new WBB NCAA Tournament deal which will mimic the men's formula. Obviously the revenue will be much smaller and not sure if the Big East will distribute evenly or UConn will get lion's share.

 

[SPK145]

Does women's basketball at Seton Hall "bring in revenue"?

Per Seton Hall's government filings:

Revenue:
Men's Basketball $8,607,797
Women's Basketball $3,726,920

Seems strange to me.

 

[CL82]

It will start to this year with the new WBB NCAA Tournament deal which will mimic the men's formula. Obviously the revenue will be much smaller and not sure if the Big East will distribute evenly or UConn will get lion's share.

Hoping it's the second one.

 

[Gohall129]

Per Seton Hall's government filings:

Revenue:
Men's Basketball $8,607,797
Women's Basketball $3,726,920

Seems strange to me.

There’s just no way women’s basketball is bringing in almost 4Mil in revenue. Need a new president, a new board and apparently a new accounting firm