College athletics have officially entered uncharted territory. After the landmark decision by Judge Claudia Wilken in the House vs. NCAA Settlement case, colleges will be able to share up to $20.5 million of earned revenue with their student-athletes per year.

On the latest Wolverine Confidential podcasts, we discuss how the House vs. NCAA settlement could affect Michigan athletics.

Pregame analysis and predictions of the Athletics vs. Los Angeles Angels MLB game to be played on June 10, 2025 on ESPN.

University of Iowa Director of Athletics Beth Goetz announced the creation of a new “Flight Funds” program Tuesday that will allow Hawkeye fans to donate to the student athlete revenue sharing program that Hawkeye athletics must set up as a condition of their participation in the House settlement.

Alabama athletics has a new item line on the budget to the tune of $20.5 million, as does every program who is fully funding revenue sharing with players. The House settlement’s approval last week makes possible for universities to start paying its players directly.

The specter of private equity money has loomed as a possibility for funding college athletics programs for a while now. Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark floated the possibility of private equity entering the college sports world last summer and he was only one of multiple conference commissioners to do.

The Angels have been doing their best to tread water without superstar Mike Trout. He’s finally returned to their lineup and is looking like his usual self in the batter’s box after missing nearly a month this year due to a bone bruise in his knee,

Marcus Mariota headlines this year’s class of inductees to the Oregon athletics Hall of Fame. The 2014 Heisman Trophy winner, 2015 Bowerman Award winner Jenna Prandini, three-time softball All-American and Olympic silver medalist Janie (Takeda) Reed,