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Protect College Sports Act Clears Committee, But Hurdles Remain

The Protect College Sports Act cleared the Senate Commerce Committee in a 19-9 vote. However, the momentum may be short-lived. According to Puck’s John Ourand, a Capitol Hill source believes “nothing gets done in the Senate before November,” citing a crowded agenda and opposition to the legislation. If delayed past the midterms, the bill could effectively restart from scratch.

By Shubham Bhargav

“This Ain’t For Everybody”: Cam Newton Mocks Rapper Toosii’s Decision to Leave LSU

“Toosii realized that your stage name is not going to impact your reps,” Cam said, adding that he is not buying Lane Kiffin’s explanation that the rapper prioritized his music career. Kiffin said Toosii left LSU to focus on music. “Bro, this is Death Valley we are talking about, bro. This ain’t for everybody, brother,” Cam added, while mocking his singing.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 4 hours ago

Rape Charge Against Former BYU Receiver Parker Kingston Dismissed

The rape charge against former BYU receiver Parker Kingston was dismissed without prejudice Thursday after prosecutors requested another trial delay due to concerns about the alleged victim's readiness to testify. The judge ruled the state was not prepared to proceed and cited Kingston's right to a speedy trial. The dismissal allows prosecutors to refile the charge in the future.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 7 hours ago

Deion Sanders Still Wants Jaguars to Use Travis Hunter Both Ways

“The kid won the Heisman Trophy playing both sides of the ball,” Sanders said while reiterating that Jaguars star Travis Hunter should continue playing offense and defense full time. Sanders also said, “There’s no comparison to what he’s able to produce on the field.” Hunter played a limited two-way role as a rookie before a knee injury ended his season after seven games.

By Samnur Reza

about 12 hours ago

Cincinnati Denies Knowing About Brendan Sorsby's Gambling Activity

Cincinnati denied claims from Brendan Sorsby's agent, Ron Slavin, that the school knew about the quarterback's gambling activity for two years and failed to act. The university said it would never knowingly allow an athlete who violated NCAA wagering rules to compete and would report any violations to the NCAA. The disagreement adds to the scrutiny surrounding Sorsby's gambling history.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 19 hours ago

Rapper Toosii Leaves LSU to Resume His Music Career

The rapper, whose real name is Nau’Jour Grainger, joined the Tigers’ roster as a freshman wide receiver. “I think he just had to balance everything, and then there are a few limitations too on what he can make and do. So, he went back to his professional career, but I really enjoyed being around him,” LSU head coach Lane Kiffin said.