The conferences vote to settle House v. NCAA, so how will college football work now?
The SEC and Pac-12 joined the ACC, Big Ten and Big 12 in voting Thursday to settle the House vs. NCAA case. With the NCAA also agreeing to settle, the wheels are in motion for schools to pay athletes directly once a federal judge approves the settlement. (0:00-4:14) Intro (4:15-18:44) Pete Nakos joins to recap the…
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