NCAA formalizes roster limits rather than scholarship limits
— were filed in the Northern District of California, to the benefit of athletes who participated in the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and SEC. The settlement will be distributed over 10 years, approximately $280 million annually.“This is another important step in the ongoing effort to provide increased benefits to student-athletes while creating a stable and sustainable model for the future of college sports.
As previously reported, scholarship limits will be eliminated in all sports, with roster limits instituted instead. Schools can award partial or full scholarships to every athlete on their roster, including 105 in football , 15 in men’s and women’s basketball , 34 in baseball and 25 in softball .
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