College Sports’ Revenue-Sharing Era Faces Early Concerns Over Collectives

ACC commissioner Jim Phillips is in favor of the College Sports Commission punishing a team within the revenue-sharing framework as college sports works out its new era. | Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images

CHARLOTTE — Three weeks since the onset of revenue sharing in college sports, skepticism is rife about whether the changes surrounding enforcement will be any better from the NCAA-led version.

“I hate to say, I don’t have faith because you have to have faith for anything to work. So, I have a lot of faith going in, but I’ll let you know in a year,” Pitt football coach Pat Narduzzi says. “You know, the NCAA couldn’t control it in the past. There’s no control right now. So it’s got to be better than nothing, right?”