Protect College Sports Act was reportedly set for a final Senate vote on September 28

A September 28 post said the Protect College Sports Act was up for a final Senate vote, the furthest the measure had advanced in Congress. The post said it would set national NIL standards, limit student-athletes to one penalty-free transfer and cap the playing window at five years. It would still need House approval if passed. Another post argued that athletes, coaches and administrators wanted the bill passed, while lawyers were its loudest opponents.