Senate emails expose the network behind the $2.8B college sports carve-out.
New emails reveal how powerful interests shaped the Protect College Sports Act, which passed the Senate and created a federal framework for college athlete compensation.
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Fresh today 7 new items in the 15:00 utc editionJump to the new edition ↓New emails reveal how powerful interests shaped the Protect College Sports Act, which passed the Senate and created a federal framework for college athlete compensation.
NBC claims record viewership for the start of the WNBA Finals, with the series currently tied 1–1 between Atlanta and Golden State.
Michael Wilbon and Stephen A. Smith have publicly stated that ESPN should keep Troy Aikman as a broadcast talent, citing his game-calling ability.
A limited-edition Lionel Messi Argentina farewell autograph card from Topps has set records in the collectibles market as the Argentine legend closes his international career.
The Broncos are openly questioning Bo Nix's future with the franchise as the second-year quarterback struggles in his fourth season of play.
LSU will not roster an ex-NBA player as the SEC's legal battle continues, with Louisiana's Attorney General again calling for the case to be dismissed.
Cleveland's familiar offensive struggles and pitching depth issues have resurfaced, indicating the franchise needs a major offseason overhaul to remain competitive.
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