By James Sutherland on SwimSwam ACC and Big 12 leaders voted to approve proposals for a settlement in the House v. NCAA class-action lawsuit, multiple sources reported Tuesday. The Big 12 President and chancellors were the first to vote on the terms on Tuesday before ACC leadership followed later in the day, marking a big step toward finalizing a settlement expected to reshape the college sports business model. The remaining Power conferences and the NCAA Board of Governors are expected to vote later this week (the Pac-12 will vote as a full 12-team league, as constructed when the lawsuit was filed). The Athletic reports that settlement details are expected to include upwards of $2.7 billion
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