Of all the sweeping changes made to college athletics made by the House v. NCAA settlement, one of the most important is the change in roster sizes and scholarship limits. Athletic departments have to find new ways to fund larger rosters and still have enough money for revenue sharing with the student-athletes.

Texas will have nearly $30 million in new costs and about 200 new scholarships across all sports. The ticket price increase will help cover some of that.

Texas will be raising football season ticket prices by $13 per game next season as the program, already one of the richest in the nation, tries to meet rising costs.