Senate passes Protect College Sports Act 77-22, raising athlete pay cap
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Summary
The Senate passed the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act 77-22 Monday night, led by Sen. Ted Cruz and Sen. Maria Cantwell. The bill covers how schools pay players, athletes' legal rights, and transfer rules, and raises the cap on direct athlete pay from about $21 million to $48 million per school. President Trump praised the vote, calling it a "really big deal." The bill now goes to the House.
Left-leaning
- Trump celebrates Senate passage of legislation to overhaul college sportsABC News · Sep 29, 1:07 PM
Center
- Trump touts Senate passage of Protect College Sports Act: ‘Really big deal’The Hill · Sep 29, 8:42 AM
Right-leaning
- College Sports Just Got Its Biggest Washington Shakeup YetThe Daily Wire · Sep 29, 8:18 AM
- Breaking down the college sports act: A salary cap, a 'Lane Kiffin rule' and a superleague banWashington Times · Sep 29, 6:06 PM