NDSU athletics not joining NCAA ‘opt in’ financial model
In the shifting sands of college athletics, North Dakota State is playing it cool—or cautious. Athletic director Matt Larsen announced that the school is “99.9%” sure it won’t opt into a new financial model introduced by the NCAA settlement, at least for now. For smaller schools like North Dakota State, opting in requires juggling a hefty $20.5 million in revenue sharing to compensate athletes, which could lead to tough roster cuts. Larsen prefers to see how other institutions respond before making a decisive move.
Get the full story on how NDSU is navigating the new world of collegiate athletics from Jeff Kolpack with Inforum.com.
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