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Learn more about the student-athlete NIL deal submission and review process in an overview available on @theCSCommission website, linked below 🔽.

Statement from College Sports Commission CEO Bryan Seeley:. The College Sports Commission will enforce the settlement as written. Pay-for-play will not be permitted, and every NIL deal done with a student-athlete must be a legitimate NIL deal, not pay-for-play in disguise.

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Today, updated guidance about what qualifies as a valid business purpose for third-party NIL deals was sent to all Division I ADs. Our website has been updated accordingly. Link ⬇️

Class Counsel and the defendants in the House case issued a joint statement today to clarify the permissible scope of payments to student-athletes by collectives under the House settlement:

The list of participating schools -- Division I schools that have opted in to revenue sharing, alongside schools in the defendant conferences (ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and SEC) -- is now available on @theCSCommission website: 

Today the College Sports Commission issued additional guidance to schools about the definition of “valid business purpose” and the importance of sharing information about entities involved in third-party NIL deals. More information is available here:

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A guide for participating institutions to navigate CAPS -- for reporting revenue sharing payments and managing roster limits -- can now be found on the CSC website, linked below⬇️.

🗓️ Key milestones and deadlines are approaching. Find more information at

Participating schools can visit CAPS via to report revenue sharing payments and manage roster allocations. For assistance with the CAPS platform, please reach out to info@collegeathletepaymentsystem.com.

@LBiSoftware 🔗:

Today marks a significant milestone for college sports. Institutions can now officially begin sharing revenue directly with student-athletes. All participating schools will use the CAPS platform, developed by @thecscommission and @LBiSoftware, to report their revenue sharing.

@Nationals 🔗:

John Bramlette will be starting soon as the College Sports Commission’s first Head of Operations & Deputy General Counsel. Bramlette brings extensive operational and legal experience from his time with the Washington @Nationals. Welcome, John!