Florida Passes Teddy Bridgewater Act Allowing Coaches to Fund Student-Athletes

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Florida Gov. DeSantis signed Senate Bill 58, known as the Teddy Bridgewater Act, allowing middle and high school head coaches to spend up to $15,000 of their own funds to provide student-athletes with meals, transportation and recovery services, a measure tied to Bridgewater’s former coaching at Miami Northwestern amid past private-expense scrutiny.
Topics:sports#coaches-funding#florida-law#high-school-sports#policy#senate-bill-58#teddy-bridgewater-act
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