The Protect College Sports Act would allow the NCAA to limit transfers, enforce a spending cap and allow for pooling of media rights.

It’s unclear whether some of college sports’ other biggest stakeholders—namely, the Big Ten, SEC, and NCAA—will endorse it.

The two biggest conferences in college sports say they do not support the current version of a bipartisan bill designed to regulate an industry struggling for answers in a quickly…

The two biggest conferences in college sports released a statement Tuesday saying they do not support the current version of a bipartisan bill designed to regulate an industry…

The former Alabama head coach testified before the U.S. Senate of Commerce and shared his stance on the newly introduced bill by Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Can

Former Alabama football coach Nick Saban is testifying in support of a bipartisan bill to overhaul college athletics

The Protect College Sports Act would allow the NCAA to limit transfers, enforce a spending cap and allow for pooling of media rights.

Senators and college officials on Wednesday urged swift action on a bipartisan measure that aims to overhaul a college athletics system they say hemorrhages money and hinders…

Nick Saban backed the bill that would clarify player payments, put rules on midseason coach movement, and ban professional players from the NCAA.

Saban revealed the yearly numbers of Alabama's NIL football spending, the negative impacts of the transfer portal and the issues of college sports' "arms race."

Ted Cruz called the bill "the last, best hope" for college athletics. The SEC and the Big 10, with the most power to kill it, skipped the hearing.

The Protect College Sports Act, introduced by Sens. Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell, has upended longtime political alliances in college sports.

Senator Eric Schmitt breaks down the Protect College Sports Act, the SEC and Big Ten pushback, and whether Congress can actually fix college sports.

Current ESPN analyst and former Alabama head coach Nick Saban appeared before the Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday morning in support of the bipartisan "P

The Power 4 has split, and athlete advocacy groups are aligning with conferences they were previously opposed to.

Senator Chris Coons on the Protect College Sports Act, why Congress stepped in, athlete protections, and the SEC and Big Ten pushing back on the bill.