Nearly five years after its filing, the House vs NCAA settlement received final approval. Here's how that impacts Louisville and Kentucky sports.

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The House vs. NCAA settlement has been approved, ushering in a new era in college athletics that allows schools to directly pay athletes. The settlement also includes backpay for athletes from ...

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What to know about the House vs. NCAA settlement and how it could impact fans.

House vs. NCAA settlement: Gonzaga, Big East and billable hours the biggest winners (fans, bloat, Olympic sports among the losers) Schools that don’t have football programs can devote more ...

Gonzaga is extraordinarily well-position for the next era following the House vs. NCAA settlement. Here are other winners and losers from the landmark news.

The House vs. NCAA settlement has been approved. Schools can now directly pay its athletes for name, image and likeness.

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House settlement explained: How Louisville Cardinals, Kentucky Wildcats would be impacted Answering questions around the proposed settlement, which promises to bring revenue sharing to college sports.

There's no guarantee that the House settlement is even approved, nor that it will change the fundamental issues with NIL and college sports.