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A sweeping college sports overhaul bill clears early hurdle in Senate vote - AP News

The Protect College Sports Act cleared a key Senate hurdle Tuesday, passing a procedural vote 74-24 to move the bill closer to final passage.
The measure aims to address what both parties agree are the biggest headaches in college sports right now. Spending has spiraled out of control at programs nationwide, lawsuits keep piling up, and the transfer portal has turned rosters into revolving doors. A bill needs 60 votes just to stay alive in the Senate, and this one pulled 74.
For fans in Lubbock who follow Texas Tech athletics, this is the kind of federal action that could eventually change how programs operate. College sports have become a legal and financial mess, and Congress rarely agrees on much these days, let alone something touching football and basketball. Whatever comes next, that kind of margin doesn't happen by accident in Washington.
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