Last Friday, June 6 2025, Judge Claudia Wilken gave the green-light to the House v. NCAA $2.7 billion settlement, ushering in the most sweeping NIL rule-change since the Supreme Court’s Alston decision cracked the door in 2021. Now the door is off the hinges—and MOGL is handing you the user-manual.

Below is your quick-start guide, written for athletes who’d rather spend reps in the gym than decipher 70-plus pages of legal prose.

1. What actually changed?

• Revenue sharing is on the menu. Division I schools that opt in can share up to 22 % of their athletics revenue with athletes via a new “Pool.”
• Scholarship limits? Gone. Rosters stay, but the old head-count caps are history.
• Third-party NIL tightened—but only for “Associated” boosters.

"Associated"?

• “Associated Entities/Individuals” = collectives, big-money donors (>$50 k lifetime) or anyone tightly tethered to a school’s recruiting efforts.
• Deals from those folks face an extra compliance step through the forthcoming Clearinghouse only when the cash tag hits $600+ (yep, page 12 answers the legendary “$601 question”).
• All other brands—from local smoothie shops to global sneaker giants—may keep signing you as usual.

2. The headache: 76 pages of legal jargon

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The antidote: MOGL’s “NIL Settlement Companion”

Check it out here

MOGL built a custom GPT that has digested every comma of the settlement so you don’t have to. Ask it things like:

• “Can my alum-run collective pay me for a podcast cameo?”
• “Do esports athletes count in the Pool?”
• “How fast will back-pay be distributed?”

Answers come back in plain English (or meme-level slang—your call), tailored for student-athletes first but equally useful for agents, compliance staff, and curious boosters.

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3. Why we built it

At MOGL we obsess over compliant deals. When my own search for that pesky $600 threshold took longer than my 5k training run, I realized thousands of athletes would be stuck in the same maze. So we:

• Fed the entire settlement into a private GPT.
• Trained it to think like your favorite SID—clarity over legalese, footnotes when you need receipts.
• Opened it to anyone with a free OpenAI account.

(Translation: no paywall, no friction—just answers.)

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4. How to use it

• Hit the link in the first comment.
• Type your question—no law degree required.
• Get an instant, citation-backed reply.
• Go sign that deal (or tweak it) with confidence.

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5. The bottom line

The House Settlement doesn’t just move the goalposts; it widens the entire playing field. With MOGL’s NIL GPT in your pocket, you’ll know exactly how far you can run—and who has to review the tape when the check clears.

Questions? Drop them below, fire them at the GPT, or slide into our DMs. Compliance has never been this conversational.

Ready to level-up your NIL game?

👉 Here's the free NIL Settlement Companion GPT

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