Facing new costs for compliance with the NCAA lawsuit, and even more spending to potentially match competitors, Florida universities are full of trepidation with the settlement agreement looming.
TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Florida lawmakers have been hesitant to change laws about compensating student athletes, as college sports enter a turbulent and expensive new era thanks to a landmark NCAA court settlement expected in April.
But neighboring states, filled with Florida schools’ rivals on the field and court, are off and running.
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