Ohio State’s Ryan Day Drops Bombshell Call for College Football Salary Cap Overhaul—What It Means for the Future
Ohio State head coach Ryan Day believes college football needs more structure in its player compensation system and wants a higher salary cap as revenue sharing continues to influence the sport.
The House settlement introduced direct athlete revenue sharing, allowing schools to distribute up to $20.5 million to players. That amount increased to $21.3 million this month, but programs can still provide additional compensation through third-party NIL opportunities, creating what Day described as a “soft cap” system.
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