Revenue Share is NOT NIL$20.5M cap per school per year54 schools opted out of revenue shareHouse v. NCAA settlement: $2.8BSelf-employment tax: 15.3% on NIL incomeRead every contract before signingYour sport and conference determine your ceilingNIL Collectives are not Revenue ShareRevenue Share is NOT NIL$20.5M cap per school per year54 schools opted out of revenue shareHouse v. NCAA settlement: $2.8BSelf-employment tax: 15.3% on NIL incomeRead every contract before signingYour sport and conference determine your ceilingNIL Collectives are not Revenue ShareRevenue Share is NOT NIL$20.5M cap per school per year54 schools opted out of revenue shareHouse v. NCAA settlement: $2.8BSelf-employment tax: 15.3% on NIL incomeRead every contract before signingYour sport and conference determine your ceilingNIL Collectives are not Revenue Share

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54 schools opted out — meaning athletes at those schools receive $0 in direct revenue share payments from their school regardless of the House settlement. If your school is on that list, revenue share is not on the table for you right now.

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Based on compiled public data as of early 2026. School decisions may change. Verify current status with your athletic department before making any decisions.

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Vyro Advisory Note

If your school opted out, you still have options. Revenue share isn't the only path to getting paid. Talk to a Vyro advisor about what's available to you right now.

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