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Insider claims Mark Pope’s Kentucky among other SEC programs that opposed fixed revenue splits favoring football over basketball

Last updated: June 9, 2025 9:00 am
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The recent House vs NCAA settlement has sparked discussions about revenue splits among SEC programs, with Mark Pope’s Kentucky basketball program reportedly opposing fixed revenue allocations. According to Yahoo! Sports reporter Ross Dellenger, the SEC had considered setting standards for revenue distribution, with football receiving a significant share. However, Kentucky basketball, along with other programs like South Carolina women’s basketball and Arkansas baseball, pushed back against these fixed standards to have more flexibility in spending.

The debate over revenue allocation highlights the tension between powerhouse football schools and elite programs in other sports, particularly basketball. The proposed fixed revenue split would have favored football-heavy schools, potentially limiting what basketball programs could offer their players. This issue underscores the complexities of reaching a consensus on revenue sharing across all sports programs.

In light of the new ruling, Walker Horn is set to return to Kentucky’s roster, benefiting from a provision that allows teams to exceed roster limits for returning players. Despite limited minutes last season, Horn remains a fan favorite and will continue with the Wildcats under this exception. The House vs NCAA settlement is expected to reshape college sports by introducing a new model for direct revenue sharing with athletes, leaving conferences and schools to determine the finer details.

As college sports navigate the aftermath of the settlement, the challenges of balancing revenue distribution across different sports programs remain a significant issue. The pushback from programs like Kentucky basketball highlights the complexities and competing interests involved in allocating resources in collegiate athletics. Moving forward, schools and conferences will need to find a balance that meets the needs of all their programs while adhering to the new guidelines set forth by the House vs NCAA settlement.

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