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ESPN and Fox Sports leaders reportedly lobbied for college sports bill changes to protect TV contracts

Awful Announcing says documents indicate Jimmy Pitaro and Eric Shanks personally lobbied over the Protect College Sports Act.

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Awful Announcing says it obtained documents indicating ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro and Fox Sports CEO Eric Shanks personally lobbied for changes to the Protect College Sports Act that would protect their existing TV contracts. The outlet says the bill’s language was amended after their efforts.

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Awful Announcing@awfulannouncingAwful Announcing has obtained documents indicating ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro and Fox Sports CEO Eric Shanks personally lobbied for changes to the Protect College Sports Act that would protect their existing TV contracts. After their efforts, the bill's language was amended ⤵️37m
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    Awful Announcing@awfulannouncingAwful Announcing has obtained documents indicating ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro and Fox Sports CEO Eric Shanks personally lobbied for changes to the Protect College Sports Act that would protect their existing TV contracts. After their efforts, the bill's language was amended ⤵️37m
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