Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork addressed the changes coming to college sports following the settlement of the House v NCAA case.

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With the passage of the House Settlement, the Ohio State Department of Athletics has announced the creation of a consolidated ...

Schools will have roughly $20.5 million to pay their sports -- with college football and men's basketball getting most of the ...

The Ohio State University Department of Athletics and Learfield's Ohio State Sports Properties have announced the formation ...

COLUMBUS — Ohio State is quickly adapting to the new reality in college sports after Friday’s landmark House vs. NCAA settlement. The Buckeyes athletic department and Learfield’s Ohio State Sports ...

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