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BYU's president and athletic officials go deep about both the financial state of BYU sports and the dawn of a new era.

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Utah vs. BYU in the rev-share era: How a shifting NIL marketplace could impact the rivalry By Jon Wilner, Bay Area News Group | Posted - June 27, 2025 at 9:03 a.m.

Utah vs. Brigham Young in the rev-share era: How a shifting NIL marketplace could impact the rivalry If pay-for-play comes to an end, BYU’s billionaire donors will have limited impact ...

Despite BYU’s limited exposure to the $2.8 billion in NCAA back pay, given the schools' recent realignment to the Big 12, Santiago welcomed the broader shift in college athletics.

In total, BYU generated $130 million in revenue in its inaugural Big 12 season. Of the $130 million, $79 million was attributed to specific sports.

This major change will impact every Power Four team in the near future, including BYU. BYU could pay its athletes up to $20.5 million annually in revenue share starting on July 1, 2025.