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EXCLUSIVE: Conservative Groups Urge Senate To Pass Landmark College Sports Bill

Thirteen conservative organizations urged the Senate to pass a bipartisan bill aimed at adding new protections to college sports.

Daily Caller By Nicole Silverio Aug 6, 2026, 5:36 PM Captured Aug 6, 2026, 7:00 PM

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Thirteen conservative organizations urged the Senate to pass a bipartisan bill aimed at adding new protections to college sports, the Daily Caller News Foundation exclusively learned Thursday.

The Protect College Sports Act (PCSA) would set new rules and ways to stabilize college sports and protect athletes.

Groups such as the America First Policy Institute, the Bull Moose Project, American Values and the Family Business Coalition argued the bill must pass because it “protects” student athletes and institutions with conservative values.

“The undersigned conservative and pro-family organizations write in support of S.

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Student athletes should be able to benefit from their hard work without turning college sports into an unregulated professional system that sacrifices academic opportunity, institutional values, and women’s athletics.

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The legislation would guarantee scholarships for ten years so athletes can complete their degrees and prohibits schools from rescinding a student’s scholarship while they suffer from an injury, according to the legislation.
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Maria Cantwell introduced the PCSA on May 27 with several bipartisan co-sponsors, according to a press release.
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The Protect College Sports Act advances those principles.” (RELATED: Officials Checking Female Cyclists For Padded Bras To Make Sure They’re Not Cheating)

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