College athlete revenue sharing allows schools to distribute a portion of their commercial earnings—from TV deals, ticket sales, and sponsorships—directly to players. This model, emerging from recent NCAA policy shifts, compensates athletes for their name, image, and likeness contributions. Primary beneficiaries include scholarship athletes in high-revenue sports, who gain financial security, while programs benefit from enhanced recruitment and retention.
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