SEC and Big Ten Back College Sports Bill, Reviving Senate Chances
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The Southeastern Conference (SEC) and Big Ten have voted to support the Protect College Sports Act, reviving its chances in the Senate. The bipartisan bill, headed by Sens. Ted Cruz, Maria Cantwell, and Eric Schmitt, seeks to regulate college sports. The conferences' support comes after receiving concessions over language regarding third-party name-image-likeness deals and associated entities. The bill now has a chance to earn the 60 votes needed to halt debate and head to an up-or-down vote before the Senate's summer break.
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