College Sports Just Got Its Biggest Washington Shakeup Yet
In a bipartisan vote on Monday night, the U.S. Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act, an overhaul of college sports that aims to put extra cash in student-athletes’ pockets and rein in boosters and job-hopping coaches while leaving s
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In a bipartisan vote on Monday night, the U.S. Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act, an overhaul of college sports that aims to put extra cash in student-athletes’ pockets and rein in boosters and job-hopping coaches while leaving state bans on men in women’s sports intact.
By an overwhelming 77-22 margin, lawmakers passed the ...
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