After the landmark House v. NCAA settlement paved the way for revenue-sharing programs in college sports, the college football landscape was changed forever.
The settlement provides programs a revenue-sharing pool of $20.5 million to spread among their athletes as they see fit.
Not only did the House v. NCAA settlement shake up the landscape of college sports, but the expanded College Football Playoff (CFP) provides more teams with an opportunity to play in the postseason.
Last season was the first season of the expanded 12-team playoff format, with Ohio State winning the National Championship.