Robinson counters race angle in college-sports reform

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Craig Robinson argues the Protect College Sports Act would expand opportunity and bring stability to college athletics by tightening NIL rules, limiting transfers, and standardizing five-year eligibility, while opponents like the NAACP and Congressional Black Caucus warn the bill could disproportionately affect Black athletes and shift power back to White coaches and college administrators as bipartisan support builds in the Senate.
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