Source: New York Post
The bipartisan Senate legislation to reform college sports easily passed the upper chamber this week on a remarkably bipartisan vote, but that doesn’t mean the bill is going to end up on President Trump’s desk anytime soon, On The Money has learned. It’s a shame, because everyone – from college administrators to various lawmakers to the president himself – agrees on one thing: The insane money grab that has perverted college sports now for nearly a decade – squeezing university budgets for academics and sports outside of football and basketball – needs fixing. Plus DC appears to have found some meaningful consensus on legislation known as the Protect College Sports Act, sponsored by GOP firebrand Ted Cruz of Texas and Maria Cantwell, a Democrat from Washington state.
