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Big 10 and SEC now support the Protect College Sports Act as written
Posted on 7/31/26 at 9:52 pm
Posted on 7/31/26 at 9:52 pm
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If tweet fails to load, click here. Looks like this is going to happen. Senators involved believe they have up to 80 yes votes.
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Posted on 7/31/26 at 9:55 pm to skullhawk
If this thing passes, I think there is an argument that LSU’s activity over the past few 8 months is largely to blame. The cfb world looked at what lsu was doing and said we have to stop this from festering
Posted on 7/31/26 at 10:07 pm to skullhawk
ICYMI:
Pay Limits: Sets a strict maximum cap on the cash schools can directly pay players each year.No
Under-the-Table Deals: Stops schools from using sneaky third-party sponsors or boosters to pay players extra money.
Injury Coverage: Forces schools to pay for an athlete's medical bills during college and for 5 years after.
Safe Scholarships: Guarantees players cannot lose their scholarships if they get hurt or play poorly.
Saved Sports: Protects smaller sports, women's sports, and Olympic sports from being cut by the school.
One Free Transfer: Allows players to switch schools once without having to sit out a year.
No Tampering: Bars coaches from talking to or recruiting players from other teams during the season.
Capped Agent Fees: Limits what sports agents can charge players to a maximum of 5% on deals.
No Forced Majors: Prevents coaches from dictating what subjects or majors an athlete chooses to study.
Lawsuit Shield: Gives college sports leagues a legal shield so they can enforce these rules without getting sued.
Pay Limits: Sets a strict maximum cap on the cash schools can directly pay players each year.No
Under-the-Table Deals: Stops schools from using sneaky third-party sponsors or boosters to pay players extra money.
Injury Coverage: Forces schools to pay for an athlete's medical bills during college and for 5 years after.
Safe Scholarships: Guarantees players cannot lose their scholarships if they get hurt or play poorly.
Saved Sports: Protects smaller sports, women's sports, and Olympic sports from being cut by the school.
One Free Transfer: Allows players to switch schools once without having to sit out a year.
No Tampering: Bars coaches from talking to or recruiting players from other teams during the season.
Capped Agent Fees: Limits what sports agents can charge players to a maximum of 5% on deals.
No Forced Majors: Prevents coaches from dictating what subjects or majors an athlete chooses to study.
Lawsuit Shield: Gives college sports leagues a legal shield so they can enforce these rules without getting sued.
Posted on 7/31/26 at 10:11 pm to MightyJoeYoung
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One Free Transfer: Allows players to switch schools once without having to sit out a year.
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Lawsuit Shield: Gives college sports leagues a legal shield so they can enforce these rules without getting sued.
These are the two that will matter the most.
Maybe ending the NIL loopholes will have some impact but I feel like people will find a way around it. Rev share being almost $50 million is going to be a big annual ask for a lot of athletic departments.
Posted on 7/31/26 at 10:17 pm to skullhawk
Don't know hp most of them are going to stay afloat and not cut any non-Rev sports if they all have to fork over $50M/yr. Oy way to do it is to pool TV rights into a super league for 30-40 schools.
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