We’re two weeks away from college athletic departments paying athletes directly for the first time.
Assuming Washington distributes 75 percent of its $20.5 million annual revenue-share cap to the football program — it’s widely assumed Big Ten and SEC schools will adhere to that model — that means coach Jedd Fisch will have something like $15.375 million with which to pay players in 2025-26.
How might those dollars be spread among the roster, or across any college football roster, generally?
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