The Senate is inching closer to passage of the highly anticipated college sports bill, a comprehensive legislative framework seeking to solve a number of controversial issues cropping up in collegiate athletics.
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The Protect College Sports Act is advancing in the Senate as supporters push to establish federal guardrails for college athletics, covering student compensation, scholarships, medical coverage and the transfer portal, while aiming to replace a patchwork of state laws.
NEW YORK — With college football in full swing, proponents of the Protect College Sports Act have launched an all-out blitz to push the legislation through the Senate before the chamber breaks in the coming weeks.
Proponents of the Protect College Sports Act are pushing to pass the legislation through the Senate before the chamber breaks in the coming weeks. The bill aims to regulate escalating spending in college sports as schools can now pay players.
With college football in full swing, proponents of the Protect College Sports Act have launched an all-out blitz to push the legislation through the Senate before the chamber breaks in the coming weeks.
Senate bill is aimed at stabilizing college athletics funding and standardizing Name, Image and Likeness rules, but it faces opposition over an antitrust exemption that could block athlete unionization.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is leading the effort on a massive bipartisan bill to “protect, save, and preserve college sports in America.” While conservative groups formerly critiqued the bill for leaving a gap that would override state laws that ban men from competing in women’s sports, the authors cha…
Legislation to broadly regulate college sports has cleared a first major hurdle in the Senate. The Senate voted Tuesday to consider the bill, a significant step forward as senators from both parties have made the legislation a priority.
Legislation to broadly regulate college sports has cleared a first major hurdle in the Senate. The Senate voted Tuesday to consider the bill, a significant step forward as senators from both parties have made the legislation a priority.
The Senate voted Tuesday to advance the Protect College Sport Act, which would create national rules for compensating college athletes, limit transfers and mid-season coaching moves and set a five-year window for athletic eligibility, among other reforms.
The Senate on Tuesday voted to advance the Protect College Sports Act, an NCAA-backed, bipartisan bill aimed at setting federal guidelines for college sports amid a rapidly shifting landscape.
The Senate advanced a bipartisan bill that would attempt to regulate the rapidly-changing world of college sports, in a rush to move the legislation before lawmakers leave Washington for the midterm elections.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- A bill at the federal level is gaining the attention of athletic departments here in South Dakota. Those in favor of the Protect College Sports Act say it provides safeguards for student-athletes.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WOWK) - The United States Senate has passed a procedural vote on the Protect College Sports Act. According to the office of Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.), the Senate voted 74-24 to allow the bill to continue to move forward while senators make changes to its language.
Senate takes first step to advance legislation to drastically overhaul college sports system as we know it, passing a procedural vote for a full Senate vote, 74-24.
The bill aims to put guardrails around escalating spending in college sports as the industry struggles to adapt to a new model in which schools can pay players.
WASHINGTON — A bill that proposes to fix some of the biggest problems in college sports — spiraling spending, constant lawsuits and a transfer portal run amok — cleared a major hurdle Tuesday when the Senate voted 74-24 to halt debate and move the measure one step closer to a final up-or-down vote.
A bill that proposes to fix some of the biggest problems in college sports — spiraling spending, constant lawsuits and a transfer portal run amok — cleared a major hurdle Tuesday when the Senate voted 74-24 to halt debate and move the measure one step closer to a final up-or-down vote.
A bill aimed at regulating college sports took an important step towards becoming official this week, even as minority groups continue to oppose the bill. Protect College Sports Act The Protect College Sports Act, co-authored by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Sen.
The Senate is inching closer to passage of the highly anticipated college sports bill, a comprehensive legislative framework seeking to solve a number of controversial issues cropping up in collegiate athletics.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress has struggled to pass major legislation this year, putting off debates on annual spending, defense, cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence. But in its final weeks in session as the midterm elections approach, the Senate can agree on doing one thing — addressing college…
With the House out of session for the final two weeks of September, the legislative spotlight is squarely on the Senate, where lawmakers face a packed stretch of work on several of the GOP’s remaining priorities.
Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and ranking member Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., conduct a news conference at the Capitol on Sept. 14 with student-athletes and coaches on a bill to address name, image and likeness in college sports.
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