Senate Passes Protect College Sports Act 77-22, Could Force Second-Time College Football Transfers To Sit Out A Full Year

The Senate passed legislation that would create federal rules for college athlete transfers, compensation, eligibility and NCAA enforcement. The Protect College Sports Act passed 77-22 on September 28 and now moves to the House.
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