UCLA's Cronin urges allowing schools to exceed revenue-sharing cap
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UCLA's Cronin urges allowing schools to exceed revenue-sharing cap
With the opening of the college basketball transfer portal looming, UCLA coach Mick Cronin is advocating for schools to be able to exceed the roughly $20.5 million revenue-sharing cap per school that began this season in order to retain their players.
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The Division I men’s portal opens for a 15-day window on April 7, a day after a new national champion is crowned in Indianapolis. “We should do everything we can to stop these kids from transferring too much because nobody is going to graduate,” the UCLA coach said Tuesday night after UCLA beat No. 9 Nebraska. Cronin is advocating for schools to be able to exceed the roughly $20.5 million revenue-sharing cap per school that began this season in order to retain their players.
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