On the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show with host Wayne Kimmel, Grant House discusses the history of amateurism in college sports and why he believes the NCAA model was built to limit financial opportunity for athletes. Grant explains how the NCAA controlled the structure of college athletics for decades while athletes were the ones producing the results, driving the events, and creating the value on the field, court, and in the pool. He compares college sports to other business ecosystems, pointing out how unusual it is for one organization to have that level of control over the people responsible for the product. From amateurism to athlete compensation, Grant shares why the conversation around House v. NCAA is about more than money. It is about fairness, opportunity, and recognizing that there is no championship game without the athletes competing in it. Hear more from Grant House on the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show. #sportstechvc #seventysixcapital #sportsl...