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The Senate has one bill.
The House has another.
They disagree on the question that matters most: whether federal law should block college athletes from being classified as employees.
Every side has a reason. Too little starts with the athlete.
https://t.co/SoVj8DOQo2
The Protect College Sports Act just cleared the Senate Commerce Committee 19 to 9.
The NFLPA and NBPA support it.
The NCPA and https://t.co/nrbyYdZ280 oppose it.
Both sides have a point.
Here is the honest breakdown of what just happened and what it means for your athlete.
https://t.co/H2hkVIS2us
August 1 is forty-four days away.
Congress is still negotiating. Courts are still deciding. Two college players just sued the NCAA from a new angle entirely.
Athletes cannot afford to wait for all of this to resolve.
This is what you need to do right now.
https://t.co/LCArGWlGpY
Nick Saban told Congress the system is broken.
He is right.
He is also one of the people who built it.
This is the honest read on what the Senate hearing revealed about who gets to speak for college sports and who does not.
Nick Saban told Congress the system is broken.
He is right.
He is also one of the people who built it.
This is the honest read on what the Senate hearing revealed about who gets to speak for college sports and who does not.
Four HBCU conference commissioners wrote to Congress this week.
Their message: the system was not built for us, and it is becoming unsustainable.
15,000 student-athletes at 48 institutions deserve a framework designed with them in mind.
This is that conversation.
Eighteen @HuskerFootball players signed NIL deals in good faith.
An arbitrator rejected every one.
A federal hearing on May 27 resets how NIL works for every Division I athlete.
Here is what athletes and families need to do before that ruling lands.
https://t.co/VkWL4fwCBm
More than 415 college Olympic sports programs have been cut since 2024.
The Title IX guidance protecting women in the revenue-sharing era was quietly revoked.
The executive order promises to protect women's sports. The enforcement mechanism is not built yet.
Female athletes and their families deserve straight answers.
https://t.co/ynbRZO5YZn
"I am very proud of my school. My school had to make changes years ago and did. I know so many people who send their kids to Ole Miss that have a great experience. It's my school and always will be."
-Ole Miss legend Archie Manning via On3
H/t: @OMSpiritOn3 | @SpiritBen
Lane had no problem selling Oxford to black athletes while stacking classes & winning games, and cashing a $90M contract off our backs. Now Mississippi “too racist”? Man please. He used black players to build himself up, then dipped in a playoff run. Tiger don’t change stripes.
#ComeToTheSip with @CoachGolding and @OleMissFB #HottyToddy 🔴🔵🦈
NIL money is real.
So is the compliance system governing every dollar of it.
Most athletes are operating inside that system without understanding what it requires or what happens when they get it wrong.
This is the conversation families need to have before the next deal gets signed.
https://t.co/nD4J1apduP
Families are making reclassification decisions right now based on a system that may not exist by the time their athlete gets to college.
The proposed age-based eligibility model changes the math in ways nobody is talking about yet.
This is the conversation high school families need to have before it is too late.
https://t.co/7bNVVcHe1R
The executive order on college sports made a lot of noise.
Most of the coverage told you what happened.
This is what it actually means for your athlete, your family, and the decisions you are making right now.
https://t.co/9aJj6Gq5NU