It sucks that HBCUs constantly have to be behind the 8 ball in sports like this.
And no, that goofy PCSA isn't going to help either.
And no, that goofy PCSA isn't going to help either.
Mississippi Valley State basketball schedule drop created a lot of talk.
But Delta Devils general manager Cyril White says the conversation is missing a major part of the equation.
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But Delta Devils general manager Cyril White says the conversation is missing a major part of the equation.
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October 1, 2026 at 1:18 PM
It sucks that HBCUs constantly have to be behind the 8 ball in sports like this.
And no, that goofy PCSA isn't going to help either.
And no, that goofy PCSA isn't going to help either.
They don’t have it because they pissed off too many retirees/resignations it’s why PCSA is dead in the water. Also Johnson isn’t calling them back because the Hegseth impeachment vote is the first thing on the agenda.
Thomas Massie did one very funny fuck you going out
Thomas Massie did one very funny fuck you going out
October 1, 2026 at 10:48 AM
They don’t have it because they pissed off too many retirees/resignations it’s why PCSA is dead in the water. Also Johnson isn’t calling them back because the Hegseth impeachment vote is the first thing on the agenda.
Thomas Massie did one very funny fuck you going out
Thomas Massie did one very funny fuck you going out
BREAKING The Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act, which claims to put athletes first but skips employment rights, blocks them from suing when things go wrong, and threatens the NIL earnings that finally let athletes, including Black athletes, profit from their talent. https://bit.ly/4hp2Axu
LDF Strongly Opposes Passage of the Protect College Sports Act, Urges House to Reject the Bill
On Sept. 28, the U.S. Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA), an irresponsible piece of legislation that threatens the financial security and success student-athletes, including low-incom...
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September 30, 2026 at 11:46 PM
BREAKING The Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act, which claims to put athletes first but skips employment rights, blocks them from suing when things go wrong, and threatens the NIL earnings that finally let athletes, including Black athletes, profit from their talent. https://bit.ly/4hp2Axu
1-Do you agree with Chris Simms criticism of the PCSA?
2-Can we deport J Batt? Did he even talk to Bob Chesney? Chesney made a team from the ballsack town of Worcester, MA relevant. Then he took JMU to the playoff after Cignetti emptied the cupboard and left him scraps.
2-Can we deport J Batt? Did he even talk to Bob Chesney? Chesney made a team from the ballsack town of Worcester, MA relevant. Then he took JMU to the playoff after Cignetti emptied the cupboard and left him scraps.
September 30, 2026 at 6:25 PM
1-Do you agree with Chris Simms criticism of the PCSA?
2-Can we deport J Batt? Did he even talk to Bob Chesney? Chesney made a team from the ballsack town of Worcester, MA relevant. Then he took JMU to the playoff after Cignetti emptied the cupboard and left him scraps.
2-Can we deport J Batt? Did he even talk to Bob Chesney? Chesney made a team from the ballsack town of Worcester, MA relevant. Then he took JMU to the playoff after Cignetti emptied the cupboard and left him scraps.
If he keeps talking about this people are going to understand the PCSA better, that’s for sure.
This morning on ESPN's First Take, Nick Saban argued player and coach pay are "totally different markets."
"That's like asking me 'Does a student's scholarship equal the professor's pay?' I mean, how much value does a coach create for a university?" 📺 💰️
"That's like asking me 'Does a student's scholarship equal the professor's pay?' I mean, how much value does a coach create for a university?" 📺 💰️
September 30, 2026 at 4:22 PM
If he keeps talking about this people are going to understand the PCSA better, that’s for sure.
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Charlie Woods and Kai Trump's $5.5m NIL status could be impacted by college act
The Protect College Sports Act (PCSA) passed a Senate vote with an overwhelming majority Monday, and one young athlete who might be watching closely is Charlie Woods. Charlie, the 17-year-old son o…
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September 30, 2026 at 2:45 PM
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the two prominent Republican authors of the PCSA demonstrated an alarming lack of ball knowledge over the Beat Ohio thing.
September 30, 2026 at 2:32 PM
the two prominent Republican authors of the PCSA demonstrated an alarming lack of ball knowledge over the Beat Ohio thing.
The bill would set national regulations on payments to college athletes through their name, image, and likeness (NIL), limit how often athletes can transfer, and provide antitrust protection. bit.ly/4jvh0xl
U.S. Senate passes the Protect College Sports Act
The U.S. Senate pass the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA), getting the bipartisan bill one step closer toward becoming law.
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September 30, 2026 at 1:45 PM
The bill would set national regulations on payments to college athletes through their name, image, and likeness (NIL), limit how often athletes can transfer, and provide antitrust protection. bit.ly/4jvh0xl
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Protect College Sports Act - U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, & Transportation
Related Files Revised Bill Text Revisions to the Legislation Fact Sheet Full List of Supporters Protect College Sports Act One-Pager Student Athlete Protections in PCSA Section by Section Related Pres...
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September 30, 2026 at 1:28 PM
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Sanity in college athletics is halfway to being restored — or at least brought back into discussion. bit.ly/4z1EhLT
Scott Rabalais: PCSA far from perfect, but Congress must get it all the way across the goal line
Sanity in college athletics is halfway to being restored — or at least brought back into discussion.
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September 30, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Sanity in college athletics is halfway to being restored — or at least brought back into discussion. bit.ly/4z1EhLT
Scott Rabalais: PCSA far from perfect, but Congress must get it all the way across the goal line bit.ly/4rEkCPL
September 30, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Scott Rabalais: PCSA far from perfect, but Congress must get it all the way across the goal line bit.ly/4rEkCPL
Charlie Woods and Kai Trump’s $5.5m NIL status could be impacted by Protect College Sports Act
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The Protect College Sports Act (PCSA) passed a Senate vote with an overwhelming majority Monday, and one young athlete who might be watching closely is
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September 30, 2026 at 9:40 AM
Charlie Woods and Kai Trump’s $5.5m NIL status could be impacted by Protect College Sports Act
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The Protect College Sports Act (PCSA) passed a Senate vote with an …
Backers of the Protect College Sports Act contend if it becomes law, the PCSA would hold agents of college athletes accountable, prevent excessive commissions and ensure NIL deals are paid out.
They have a point, but the facts and the law are complicated: www.sportico.com/law/analysis....
They have a point, but the facts and the law are complicated: www.sportico.com/law/analysis....
PCSA’s Backers Lambast College Athlete Agents
College sports agents will be regulated much more closely if the PCSA becomes law, a point the bill's backers argue will increase athlete pay.
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September 29, 2026 at 11:09 PM
Backers of the Protect College Sports Act contend if it becomes law, the PCSA would hold agents of college athletes accountable, prevent excessive commissions and ensure NIL deals are paid out.
They have a point, but the facts and the law are complicated: www.sportico.com/law/analysis....
They have a point, but the facts and the law are complicated: www.sportico.com/law/analysis....
Union Busting Comes to Campus
The Protect College Sports Act (PCSA), which passed the Senate 77-22 on Monday, has been the subject of nonstop advertising campaigns during college football and basketball games for the last several years.
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The Protect College Sports Act (PCSA), which passed the Senate 77-22 on Monday, has been the subject of nonstop advertising campaigns during college football and basketball games for the last several years.
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Union Busting Comes to Campus - The American Prospect
The Senate-passed Protect College Sports Act is really an anti-labor bill meant to restore the NCAA cartel at the expense of the athletes.
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September 29, 2026 at 10:37 PM
Union Busting Comes to Campus
The Protect College Sports Act (PCSA), which passed the Senate 77-22 on Monday, has been the subject of nonstop advertising campaigns during college football and basketball games for the last several years.
tinyurl.com/y6XrJw
The Protect College Sports Act (PCSA), which passed the Senate 77-22 on Monday, has been the subject of nonstop advertising campaigns during college football and basketball games for the last several years.
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Everyone pointing out his (and presumably his staff's) complete lack of ball knowledge is really something since he's one of the co-sponsors of the PCSA and definitely has athletes' best interests in mind
September 29, 2026 at 7:52 PM
Everyone pointing out his (and presumably his staff's) complete lack of ball knowledge is really something since he's one of the co-sponsors of the PCSA and definitely has athletes' best interests in mind
IC's senior reporter Greg Barnes on the Protect College Sports Act provision that would require schools to spend three years as an independent before joining a new conference, thus limiting the pull of the SEC and Big10.
Head to InsideCarolina for the full IC Daily - The PCSA and UNC.
Head to InsideCarolina for the full IC Daily - The PCSA and UNC.
September 29, 2026 at 6:38 PM
IC's senior reporter Greg Barnes on the Protect College Sports Act provision that would require schools to spend three years as an independent before joining a new conference, thus limiting the pull of the SEC and Big10.
Head to InsideCarolina for the full IC Daily - The PCSA and UNC.
Head to InsideCarolina for the full IC Daily - The PCSA and UNC.
Throw the PCSA away
September 29, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Throw the PCSA away
Early versions of the bill had some of those protections that got taken out after lobbying. Sen Kennedy (R-LA) attempted to add an amendment to cap ticket price increases, but it failed. I think it’s fair to say fan concerns were not critical to the authors of the PCSA.
Did this ever have protections for fans from continuous donation hikes and/or reseating? Or cap salaries of actual coaches/admins? I don’t know if that can be legislated, but those are two reasons I’m a now former season ticket holder. It feels like this doesn’t care about fans.
September 29, 2026 at 5:35 PM
Early versions of the bill had some of those protections that got taken out after lobbying. Sen Kennedy (R-LA) attempted to add an amendment to cap ticket price increases, but it failed. I think it’s fair to say fan concerns were not critical to the authors of the PCSA.
Reading up on PCSA a little bit, I'm struck by how focused it is on regulating responses to the perverse incentive structures that have led us to this place, but *nothing* to address the incentives themselves.
September 29, 2026 at 5:14 PM
Reading up on PCSA a little bit, I'm struck by how focused it is on regulating responses to the perverse incentive structures that have led us to this place, but *nothing* to address the incentives themselves.
We read the Protect College Sports Act. Here’s what’s really in it www.sbnation.com/college-foot...
We read the Protect College Sports Act. Here’s what’s really in it.
The Senate passed the PCSA on Monday. James Dator on what’s to like and not like about the legislation that now heads to the House.
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September 29, 2026 at 5:03 PM
We read the Protect College Sports Act. Here’s what’s really in it www.sbnation.com/college-foot...
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* The PCSA does expand athlete health care coverage and could potentially increase the direct payment earning potential for elite women athletes
* A lot of lawmakers are really worried about Olympic sports being cut to fund athlete salaries, even if that isn't really what is happening.
* The PCSA does expand athlete health care coverage and could potentially increase the direct payment earning potential for elite women athletes
* A lot of lawmakers are really worried about Olympic sports being cut to fund athlete salaries, even if that isn't really what is happening.
September 29, 2026 at 4:57 PM
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* The PCSA does expand athlete health care coverage and could potentially increase the direct payment earning potential for elite women athletes
* A lot of lawmakers are really worried about Olympic sports being cut to fund athlete salaries, even if that isn't really what is happening.
* The PCSA does expand athlete health care coverage and could potentially increase the direct payment earning potential for elite women athletes
* A lot of lawmakers are really worried about Olympic sports being cut to fund athlete salaries, even if that isn't really what is happening.
In my professional opinion, functionally zero. Title IX enforcement still overwhelmingly comes from private litigation rather than the DOE/DOJ, there's no updated legal guidance on how House payments ACTUALLY fit with Title IX obligations, and nobody has enough data. That wasnt a focus of the PCSA.
I want to know what affect it has on title IX enforcement
September 29, 2026 at 4:53 PM
In my professional opinion, functionally zero. Title IX enforcement still overwhelmingly comes from private litigation rather than the DOE/DOJ, there's no updated legal guidance on how House payments ACTUALLY fit with Title IX obligations, and nobody has enough data. That wasnt a focus of the PCSA.
okay politics bluesky, what do you want to know about the PCSA? What it ACTUALLY does, what it says its gonna do, why so many Democratic lawmakers voted for it...whats the stuff that any of you are actually interested in?
And its okay if the answer is "actually, nothing really."
And its okay if the answer is "actually, nothing really."
i dont know anything about this college sports bill but im assuming its an attempt to bring young minorities to heel while doing nothing to reel in the excesses of the rich, powerful, overwhelmingly white executives making 7 figures?
September 29, 2026 at 4:48 PM
okay politics bluesky, what do you want to know about the PCSA? What it ACTUALLY does, what it says its gonna do, why so many Democratic lawmakers voted for it...whats the stuff that any of you are actually interested in?
And its okay if the answer is "actually, nothing really."
And its okay if the answer is "actually, nothing really."