President Trump Backs Bipartisan College Sports Bill, Urges Congress To Act

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President Trump Backs Bipartisan College Sports Bill, Urges Congress To Act

Donald Trump called on Congress to pass the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act, arguing that college athletics has become unsustainable due to NIL spending and transfer portal issues. Trump said the legislation would help restore stability and protect the future of college sports, while supporters believe it could create clearer rules for athlete compensation and program governance.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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NCAA President Says Changes Are Needed To Protect College Sports Act

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NCAA President Says Changes Are Needed To Protect College Sports Act

Charlie Baker praised the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act as a significant step toward stabilizing college athletics but said several provisions require revision. In a letter to member schools, Baker called those changes “essential” to protecting student-athletes and preserving long-term stability. He said the NCAA will work with lawmakers to refine the legislation while continuing to push for federal reforms in the NIL and transfer portal era.

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Browns Owner Jimmy Haslam Makes Record $130 Million Donation to Tennessee

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Browns Owner Jimmy Haslam Makes Record $130 Million Donation to Tennessee

Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam have pledged a record-setting $130 million to the University of Tennessee, the largest donation in school history. The gift includes $100 million for the Haslam College of Business and $30 million for faculty recruitment across campus. The contribution raises the Haslams’ lifetime giving to the university beyond $195 million and supports student success, scholarships and research initiatives.

By Samnur Reza

about 6 hours ago

Nick Saban Warns College Football Rosters Are Nearing $40 Million

Saban told a Senate hearing that some CFB programs now have roster costs approaching $40 million. Supporting the proposed Protect College Sports Act of 2026, Saban argued the system has shifted from athlete compensation to “pay for play.” He warned that unchecked spending could threaten scholarships and non-revenue sports while making financial power the biggest factor in winning.

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New DC Will Muschamp Makes His Priorities Clear After Arriving in Austin

about 12 hours ago

New DC Will Muschamp Makes His Priorities Clear After Arriving in Austin

"Elite, consistent production. Period. End of sentence," Muschamp told his players after arriving in Austin. He also addressed NIL directly, making clear it holds no weight in his evaluations. "I don't really care how much NIL money you got. I care how you practice every day and how you produce every day. Every decision we make is about winning," Muschamp said.

By Shubham Bhargav

Oregon Lands Top-5 Linebacker Toa Satele From Hawaii

about 13 hours ago

Oregon Lands Top-5 Linebacker Toa Satele From Hawaii

LB Toa Satele has committed to Oregon, the 6'3", 225-pound prospect from Mililani, Hawaii announced via Rivals. Ranked as the No. 4 linebacker in the 2027 Rivals Industry Rankings, Satele chose the Ducks over Texas, Cal, and Notre Dame. "Just to be able, is a blessing," Satele said. Oregon has landed one of the nation's top linebackers, beating out three powerhouse programs.

By Shubham Bhargav

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