Ohio State has a new $6 million plan to pay all athletes for academic performance starting with the 2022-23 school year.
Doug Lesmerises, cleveland.com
For athletes not on full scholarships, this fills in some gaps. For football and basketball players, it’s nearly $6,000 a year in their pocket for mostly doing what they’re already doing. College sports is in the midst of change. More is allowed, and even more is uncertain. And for the biggest conferences, it’s more money in and more money out.
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