"Congress Grapples with NCAA Reform and Athlete Compensation in Hot Seat Hearings"

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The U.S. Congress appears divided on addressing the NCAA's requests for antitrust exemption and employment status for college athletes, with one lawmaker expressing skepticism about reaching a consensus. The hearing highlighted the widening gap between the right and left over the future of college athletics legislation and compensation, with differing views on whether college athletes should be considered employees. The NCAA's campaign for congressional help has shifted focus from NIL to protecting itself from potential court rulings that could impact college sports, while college sports leaders are preparing for potential changes in the landscape.
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