UGA Football Braces for the New $20 Million a Year Future of College Football

ATHENS - The end of this decade could be another Big Bang for collegiate athletics - perhaps the final one. The future of college sports, which has been slowly getting here since Georgia and Oklahoma sued the NCAA in 1984 over TV rights, will culminate with massive, substantial and perhaps lasting change in a matter of a few years. 

UGA is already scrambling to gather nearly $20 million in payments for players. Those payments are set to start this summer.