Senate set to vote on Protect College Sports Act, reshaping college athletics antitrust rules
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The Protect College Sports Act cleared the Senate Commerce Committee 19-9 and is on track for a full Senate vote; it would address antitrust issues in college sports and could tighten NIL payouts by closing a loophole, a move opposed by the SEC and Big Ten; the House would consider it next, with the President potentially signing if it passes.
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