NCAA shimmies back and forth on betting proposal

The NCAA’s approach to sports betting in 2025 was indicative of the dynamic nature of the gaming industry, with a proposed rule change to the organization’s gambling policy that would eventually dissolve.

Back in June, the NCAA’s Division I Council introduced a proposal to amend the organization’s bylaws to allow wagering on professional sports by student-athletes, coaches and staff. The NCAA’s previous stance toward gambling prohibited sports wagering by all players, coaches and team officials on events sponsored by the NCAA. The NCAA considered pro sports betting while maintaining its ban on college sports wagering.

The idea of the NCAA shifting gears regarding its stance toward pro sports wagering came as a surprise as a former student-athlete who has seen the NCAA move slowly on making major changes, which was evident in the organization’s reluctance to allow student-athletes to monetize their name, image and likeness. The DI Council’s proposal to allow pro sports wagering showca..

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