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Sources: SEC considering luxury tax for excessive spending on players
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The SEC is mulling a luxury tax on programs that spend more on players than the allotted revenue-sharing cap under the House v. NCAA settlement.
The SEC is mulling a luxury tax on programs that spend more on players than the allotted revenue-sharing cap under the House v. NCAA settlement.
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