I can’t imagine what a college sports fan is going through with all this chaos. I know how challenging it is to be a coach and a player. Everyone knows my stance on the bipartisan PCSA bill in Congress. It’s not perfect, and there are things I don’t like about it, but it’s desperately needed to protect young American athletes and will solve the problems that now threaten the future of college sports.
We’re all tired of eligibility lawsuits in different states, different rules and different outcomes. The PCSA will solve that problem once and for all.
Under the PCSA, eligibility disputes would be adjudicated in federal court – not a hometown state court – and we would get protections and fairness for American 17, 18, 19 year old kids and double the amount of direct rev share payments from schools, which includes retention money.
One national standard. No thumb on the scale. Players First!
I wouldn’t be surprised to see another SEC lawsuit against LSU filed in state court in Birmingham, Alabama - a straightforward case that would not be removable to federal court. When a person or organization joins a private association, they agree to follow its rules in exchange for the benefits of membership. Courts treat the bylaws as a valid contract. If a member breaks a rule written in the bylaws, it is considered a "breach" of that contract. “
“A nonprofit association may assert a claim against a member or a person considered to be a member by the nonprofit association.” “Liability in Tort and Contract” AL Code § 10A-17-1.07(e)(2025).
Stop this nonsense @Lane_Kiffin you are potentially destroying the reputation and standing of our university. This is bigger than your ego do what is right and inform those players you are moving on.