Ex-NFL player speaks out against college athlete revenue sharing with landmark Supreme Court ruling pending

The age of athlete compensation in college sports could get a lot more complicated with a pending Supreme Court decision. 

A settlement in the case of House v. NCAA would allow all Division I schools to share revenue directly with student athletes if it receives final approval this month.

The current system of NIL compensation, in effect since summer 2021, has faced its share of scrutiny. But universities paying athletes directly would all but erase the "amateurism" that historically defined American college sports. 

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