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The Protect College Sports Act Could Bring Both Order and Chaos

The Protect College Sports Act Could Bring Both Order and Chaos

The U.S. Senate is expected to vote on the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA) at some point over the next couple of weeks. Late Tuesday, the Senate voted 74-23 to invoke cloture on a motion to proceed with PCSA, a precursor to a final vote on the bill. Sponsored by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and […]
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Sen. Cantwell reveals difficult NCAA financial picture as College Sports Act is debated

Sen. Cantwell reveals difficult NCAA financial picture as College Sports Act is debated

Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) revealed financial information about athletics department finances during debate over the Save College Sports Act.
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Deion Sanders at odds with athlete advocates, Black leaders on Protect College Sports Act

Deion Sanders at odds with athlete advocates, Black leaders on Protect College Sports Act

Deion Sanders shot a commercial endorsing the Protect College Sports Act, putting him at odds with athlete advocates and other Black leaders.
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Senator Chris Murphy Criticizes Bipartisan College Sports Bill, Citing Exploitation of Student Athletes

Senator Chris Murphy Criticizes Bipartisan College Sports Bill, Citing Exploitation of Student Athletes

U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), who serves as Deputy Secretary of the Senate Democratic Caucus, is a leading critic of a bipartisan bill in Congress aimed at establishing national standards for college sports. Senator Murphy argues that the proposed legislation prioritizes coaches and executives over student athletes, potentially exploiting them. He views the bill as a civil rights issue, particularly affecting Black student athletes, who often represent a significant portion of the most valuable players in college sports. Murphy contends that the bill seeks to protect a system where billions of dollars are generated by the industry, largely benefiting white individuals in positions of power, while suppressing compensation and rights for predominantly Black athletes. Despite his opposition and that of other critics, including labor groups and the NAACP, the Senate advanced the bill in a procedural vote with a comfortable margin. Both Connecticut's U.S. senators voted against the measure.
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Chad Baker-Mazara alleges Eric Musselman racist 'tirade,' unpaid NIL from USC in lawsuit

Chad Baker-Mazara alleges Eric Musselman racist 'tirade,' unpaid NIL from USC in lawsuit

Former Southern California men's basketball guard Chad Baker-Mazara has filed a lawsuit against his former team. Here's what to know.
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Covington Public Schools Aware of Prior Incidents Involving Substitute Teacher Before Arrest

Covington Public Schools Aware of Prior Incidents Involving Substitute Teacher Before Arrest

Leaders in Covington Public Schools were reportedly aware of previous questionable incidents involving substitute teacher Bryan Bundy prior to his recent arrest. Bundy, 61, was arrested 11 days ago for 'criminal abuse in the second degree with a child 12 or under.' Police allege that Bundy grabbed a non-verbal 5-year-old boy by the arm, dragged him, flung him toward a wall, kicked his communication device, and then kicked the boy towards the wall. An open records request revealed two earlier incidents of potentially inappropriate behavior. In March 2023, a principal at Biggs Preschool requested Bundy be removed from their substitute list due to 'inappropriate interactions for preschoolers.' Following a conversation with the principal, Bundy stated he no longer wished to sub at Biggs. In 2024, while subbing at Ninth District Elementary School, a parent complained about Bundy's use of inappropriate language with her 9-year-old student, which Bundy acknowledged. Bundy's employee file indicates he joined Covin...
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St. John’s men’s basketball releases its full 2026-27 schedule

St. John’s men’s basketball releases its full 2026-27 schedule

The Red Storm will play all of their Big East home games at Madison Square Garden for the first time ever.
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Northwest Indiana Schools Ban Metal Water Bottles Citing Weapon Concerns

Northwest Indiana Schools Ban Metal Water Bottles Citing Weapon Concerns

The School City of Hammond in Northwest Indiana has implemented an immediate ban on metal water bottles, including popular brands like Stanley and Yeti, across all 16 of its schools. This policy applies to students from elementary through high school. School officials stated that these metal containers could potentially be used as weapons. While metal bottles are now prohibited, plastic drink containers may still be allowed, subject to specific rules set at the school and classroom level. The decision has sparked debate among parents and community members regarding student safety, hydration needs, and the practicality of the ban. The district's move aims to address potential safety risks within school environments.
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Badgers not projected to bowl game by insider after first two weeks

Badgers not projected to bowl game by insider after first two weeks

Will the Badgers reach six wins?
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Protect College Sports Act heads to Senate vote with NIL, transfer changes

Protect College Sports Act heads to Senate vote with NIL, transfer changes

Lawmakers could vote this week on legislation that would create national college sports rules while drawing criticism from some athlete advocates.
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CalMatters Sues UC Berkeley Over Withheld Student-Athlete NIL Payment Data

CalMatters Sues UC Berkeley Over Withheld Student-Athlete NIL Payment Data

CalMatters Sues UC Berkeley Over Withheld Student-Athlete NIL Payment Data
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Arizona State vs Kansas picks, predictions, odds for Week 3 game

Arizona State vs Kansas picks, predictions, odds for Week 3 game

College football Week 3 odds, picks, predictions, TV channel, streaming for Kansas Jayhawks vs Arizona State Sun Devils game Sept. 19, 2026. Who wins?