Ohio State’s Shocking Move: The Fate of Its 36 Varsity Sports Revealed!
So here we are—Ohio State stepping up to the plate just days after the NCAA’s seismic House settlement dropped like a bombshell, legalizing the direct payment of college athletes. If you thought the old “student-athlete” amateurism script was set in stone, think again. With a $20 million-ish salary cap ready to shake up the power conferences, the Buckeyes aren’t just dipping their toes; they’re diving headfirst into this new era. Ross Bjork’s talk of “institutional NIL rights” and a $20.5 million revenue sharing program sends a clear message: this isn’t just football money—it’s a full-court press across all 36 sports. Now the big question: how quickly can Ohio State—and frankly, the rest of collegiate athletics—adjust to this brave new money game? Will J.D. Vance’s message to Coach Ryan Day echo in the locker room, or will the dollars do the talking? Buckle up—it’s about to get fascinating. LEARN MORE.
Just days removed from the NCAA’s landmark House settlement that will allow universities to directly pay their athletes, Ohio State has made it clear how it plans to move forward.
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