State Sports Report

Poll: Has revenue sharing changed your passion for college football?

Fans can respond below.
Fans celebrated the start of the fourth quarter during the game between Ohio State and Notre Dame in the 2025 National Championship at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, in Atlanta. Ohio State won 34-23. (Jason Getz/AJC)
Fans celebrated the start of the fourth quarter during the game between Ohio State and Notre Dame in the 2025 National Championship at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, in Atlanta. Ohio State won 34-23. (Jason Getz/AJC)
June 19, 2025

The House v. NCAA settlement introduced revenue sharing to college athletics. The new plan will take effect July 1, and while it affects all college sports, in the South, football matters most.

Revenue sharing follows the transfer portal and compensation for name, image and likeness in rocking the connection between players, fans and the sport itself. How have these changes affected you? Vote below and tell us what you think.

About the Author

David Wellham has worked as an editor and content producer at the AJC since 2006, but his knowledge of sports in metro Atlanta and Georgia dates to much earlier. He uses his institutional knowledge to help the AJC provide in-depth coverage of area sports and sports teams. David can be reached at 404-526-5424 and dwellham@ajc.com.

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