The Senate approved the bipartisan athletics overhaul on September 29 with a 77-22 vote. The act would limit student-athletes to a single school transfer per career and establish national standards for name, image, and likeness (NIL) payments. Although President Donald Trump described the move as a "really big deal" for saving the industry, the Congressional Black Caucus has officially condemned the bill's passage.
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House Will Amend and Delay College Sports Bill Until After Nov 3
US Politics20 days ago
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise announced that members of Congress will not return to D.C. before the upcoming midterm elections to consider the Protect College Sports Act. Scalise told The Sun that the chamber is unlikely to pass the legislation in its current form due to "differences" between the House and Senate that will require amendments to ensure schools can govern themselves. This timeline contradicts hopes from Senator Ted Cruz, who had urged the House to return early for a rapid vote.
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