Texas, Texas A&M Oppose Protect College Sports Act in Joint Statement

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Texas, Texas A&M Oppose Protect College Sports Act in Joint Statement

Texas Longhorns and Texas A&M Aggies issued a joint statement opposing the current version of the Protect College Sports Act, urging Ted Cruz to revise the legislation. While praising Congress' efforts, the schools said the bill contains key issues that must be addressed before they can support it, pledging to work with lawmakers and the Southeastern Conference on improvements.

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