Bob,
How does our Athletic Director, Beth Goetz, defend giving $0 in rev share to Iowa wrestling?
How Penn State distributed $18.4M in Revenue Sharing
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Bob,
How does our Athletic Director, Beth Goetz, defend giving $0 in rev share to Iowa wrestling?
Just so that we are on the same page, it sounds as if neither Iowa nor Penn State wrestling has revenue sharing.
If Penn State is doing something against the rules we should all email the NCAA.
Across the intercom:` "Vodka, clean up on aisle 5 - Vodka, clean up on aisle 5"
Or......Corby could bring it up with the NCAA when they call him for advice.
Excuse?? All he did was answer a question that was asked.
one thing I think is clear is that we need transparency on how the U of I is allocating rev share. It should be required that this information is disclosed publicly for our public universities
Listen Jimmy, I want to complain about stuff on a message board not go find the solutions. So save it.
That's not correct.
The Penn State wrestling program got $1,449,766 from the university via revenue sharing.
Early models suggested football programs would receive 70-75% of the revenue share, with men's and women's basketball receiving a significant portion of the remainder. I agree with you; I think all universities should be required to do what Penn State did & disclose which programs got what amount.
When it comes to what individuals get paid, that does not get disclosed because athletes are not considered employees. Iowa QB Mark Gronowski was RUMORED to be getting paid $1.3M (as one example).
So, was the rumored 1.3mil for Gronowski all from univ rev sharing or was some from a sponsor/donor?
Not sure if some came from rev share or if it all came from a booster. And with a tough schedule, Iowa still only ended up 9-4.
Miami's QB earned a minimum of $4M; with incentives, he could have earned up to $2M more. Miami made the national championship game so he likely earned at least $5M.
