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SEC Weighs Luxury Tax for Programs Exceeding Player Spending Cap

The SEC is considering a luxury tax tied to player spending under the House v. NCAA settlement. The measure would apply to programs that exceed the allotted revenue-sharing cap.

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The SEC is considering a luxury tax for athletic programs that spend more on players than the revenue-sharing cap allowed under the House v. NCAA settlement.

The proposal would target excessive player spending by programs operating above the allotted cap, creating a financial penalty structure within the conference.

Originally reported by ESPN →