U.S. Senate Makes a Move on the NCAA and College Sports

The U.S. Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act, establishing a framework for college athletics while granting the NCAA limited antitrust exemptions. The act allows athletes greater rights regarding transfer, compensation, and medical costs. Despite bipartisan support, critics argue it undermines athletes’ power and maintains NCAA dominance, indicating ongoing debate ahead. Continue reading U.S. Senate Makes a Move on the NCAA and College Sports

The Billion-Dollar Game Colleges Won’t Explain

Major college football now operates like a professional sports business, with roster budgets reaching $50 million while universities disclose little about how the money is raised or spent. NIL did not create this system—it exposed how far college athletics has moved from amateur competition and how urgently universities need greater financial transparency. Continue reading The Billion-Dollar Game Colleges Won’t Explain