The Protect College Sports Act wants to stop a ‘spending spiral.’ It’s aimed at the wrong spot
On Tuesday, the ballyhooed Protect College Sports Act took a big step toward a vote in the Senate. It passed cloture by a 74-24 margin, which means it will proceed to the floor for debate.
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