Author: Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY

Advancing in the NCAA tournament will have a financial benefit for almost all coaches in the Sweet 16. A look at what they can earn and already have.

Seminoles coach Leonard Hamilton has picked up nearly $1.6 million in bonuses over the past two seasons, and he could get nearly $1.4 million more

The NCAA asked the 9th U.S. Circuit of Appeals to overturn a ruling that the association’s limits on athlete compensation violate antitrust laws.

Alabama is increasing its pay to its football assistants under Nick Saban by more than $1.4 million, bringing the total to almost $7.5 million

Gonzaga, which lost in last year’s Sweet 16, grabs the No. 1 seed in the West Regional, with Michigan taking No. 2 and Texas Tech the No. 3 seed.

Judge’s ruling a partial victory for plaintiffs, but does not create opportunity for unlimited compensation for playing college sports.

But private schools and other programs may face significant bill following new guidance from the Treasury Department and IRS.

Assistant football coaches will take home more cash because of big-money incentive bonuses as Ohio State’s Greg Schiano is in line for $446,250 in just bonuses.