Compliance Metric · Post-House Settlement
Revenue Sharing Equity Index
The 2025 House v. NCAA settlement classifies direct revenue-share payments as athletic financial assistance. The RSE Index tracks payment-to-participation ratios and triggers a litigation alert when divergence exceeds tolerance.
34 C.F.R. § 106.37(c)
Revenue-share allocation by team
Selected year · stacked sex split
Cap utilisation
$20.5M House Settlement cap
Combined AFA (scholarship + revenue share)
Why both pools land in the same Title IX bucket
Required offset to restore proportionality
If male-share holds, additional female investment needed
Athlete-level revenue-share ledger
Top revenue-share recipients this year
Why revenue share is treated as financial aid
The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights concluded that revenue-share payments meet the two-pronged test for "athletic financial assistance": the funds come directly from the institution's accounts, and they are awarded specifically because of the recipient's participation and ability in intercollegiate athletics. A $100,000 revenue-share payment is therefore counted in the same § 106.37(c) bucket as a $100,000 scholarship.