Title IX Challenges NCAA Pay for Athletes
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•As college sports move toward pay for play, Title IX looms as another hurdle for the NCAA
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Title IX could run afoul of Title IX requirements that the genders are treated equally.
Many schools have said that most of the up to $20.5 million they'll pay out to their athletes would go to football and men’s basketball players.
Recent court decisions have chipped away at the amateur model, notably the 2021 Supreme Court ruling.
The House settlement would eliminate middlemen in many NIL arrangements and allow the schools to pay athletes directly.
But the government’s guidance says that money would be considered the same as financial aid and thus be subject to Title IX scrutiny.
If schools decide to give the bulk of the funds to men, it will cause problems.
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