With the NCAA Board of Governors approving settlement terms in the landmark House v. NCAA case, the agreement is expected to usher in a historic revenue-sharing model for college sports. But even in the aftermath of the momentous settlement agreement – which still needs to be certified by U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken in the coming months – college sports will remain very much an unsettled landscape. The settlement will touch off a host of questions related to the implementation of a revenue-sharing model, gender-equity issues, ramifications for donor-funded NIL collectives and, most sign…