Intro
Each season, the top programs in the NCAA generate hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue, but none of that revenue is shared with the very athletes responsible for its generation. This system – created in 1906 - has failed to adapt to the financial realities of college sports, which subsequently has given rise to the current corrupt landscape that exists today. The corruption brought to light by the recent FBI probe has fueled the debate over student-athlete compensation, and threatens the very existence of true amateur college athletics. To this date, however, nobody has developed a practical solution to the issue...
Our plan maintains the traditions and principals of amateur college athletics, and emphasizes education, all while implementing innovations that allow student-athletes to participate in the revenue they create.
Plan Highlights
$$$ only on Graduation
Amateurism Remains
Independent 3rd Parties
No Outside contact
The Program

Step 1
Student-athlete licenses his/her name, image, likeness to the Clearinghouse
Highlights
Standard process for all student-athletes
No negotiations
Not mandatory, but only option for monetization

Step 2
Highlights
Responsible for administering every aspect of the program
Operates without federal funding as a 501(c)(3)
Exclusive licensing rep for Student-Athletes

Group Deals

Highlights
Uses 20+ student-athlete's likenesses
Each deal lasts for a season or academic year
Follows Group Revenue Split
e.g. video games, jerseys, advertisements
Individual Deals

Highlights
Uses a single student-athlete’s likeness
Each deal lasts for a season or academic year
Follows Individual Revenue Split
e.g. commercials, print advertisements, posters
Student-athlete can opt-out of certain categories that the Clearinghouse can otherwise negotiate deals in


Step 3
Highlights
8 yr period to graduate from enrollment in the Program
Allows student-athletes to pursue professional career & still capture earned money & a degree
Forfeited funds go to General Scholarship Fund
Individual Deal Tiers

Premier
Territory: National Rights:
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Tier 1
Territory: National Rights:
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Tier 2
Territory: Regional/Conference (every state in which athlete's conference has a member school) Rights:
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Tier 3
Territory: State Rights:
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Tier 4
Territory: Local (within 50 miles of Athlete's Institution) Rights:
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Revenue Splits
Revenue Split 1 Group Deals
Revenue Split 2 Group Deals
Revenue Split Individual Deals
*the Player Pool is divided equally among all participants in the Program in a given sport. For example, if 13,000 FBS (Football Bowl Series) football players participate in the Program in a given year and the Player Pool has $25,000,000 during such year, then each participant’s Capital Account would be allocated: $25,000,000/13,000 = $1,923.07 for such year.
Revenue Flow






