College Football Has a New NIL Powerhouse and Coaches Are Calling it 'Ridiculous' originally appeared on Athlon Sports. As of July 1, schools are now able to pay their athletes directly, thanks to the June 6 House v. NCAA settlement.

As the sport heads into a new frontier with revenue sharing, TCU head coach Sonny Dykes wants to clean up college football. Theoretically, the new era of rev share should level the playing field among the Power Four conferences with most teams allocating between $15 to $16 million of their revenue share pool to football.

Every job is different. That is even more so the case in the SEC. When it comes to all 16 head football coaches, some have impeccable job security, while others might have to put their houses on the market already.