The NCAA Board of Governors voted to accept the settlement with plaintiffs in the high-stakes House v. NCAA antitrust case, a history-making development that is expected to usher in a new college sports financial model. ACC, Big 10and Big 12conference leaders have already approved the settlement, while the SEC and Pac-12 leaders are also expected to approve settlement terms with votes in the next 24 hours. ESPN was the first to report the news. The NCAA and all 32 Division I conferences are expected to pay thousands of athletes $2.8 billion in retroactive NIL pay and broadcast revenue over a 1…