Protect College Sports Act: Senators Pushing for Cap on Coaching Salary

Democrats want to limit salaries for college head coaches

Over the past several months, federal lawmakers have been deliberating on the Protect College Sports Act, which seeks to add some regulation to college athletics after the sweeping changes that have been brought to collegiate athletics with the transfer portal and NIL. So far, most of that legislation has been focused on the players, but…

Protect College Sports Act: Senators pushing for cap on coaching salary

Two senators introduced an amendment that would cap coaches' salaries at $5 million in a move that could derail the bill's bipartisan momentum

Senators Cory Booker, Chris Murphy propose $5 million cap on college coaching salaries

The biggest problem with the so-called "Protect College Sports Act" is that it does nothing to protect college football players.

If college sports has a spending problem, then coach salaries are part of it - HottyToddy.com - Ole Miss Sports, Oxford Entertainment, Dining & More

The Protect College Sports Act has been relatively quiet during the week. That changes on Saturdays when commercials supporting its passage are shoved in our faces. And then ESPN’s College GameDay goes to a commercial break and we see more ads telling us how college sports are too chaotic and smaller sports are on the […] The post If college sports has a spending problem, then coach salaries are part of it appeared first on HottyToddy.com - Ole …

Brian Kelly pushes back against salary cap for coaches: ‘I did my work’

The Protect College Sports Act is currently up for debate in Congress. Fans, coaches, analysts and everyone in between have their views on it, making it incredibly polarizing. One aspect that’s contentious is the potential limitation of player salaries via salary cap. While that’s viewed as a necessity by many parties, we’ve not heard the same discussion regarding coach salaries. On Thursday, Brian Kelly spoke against a coach salary cap on Siriu…

Brian Kelly pushes back against salary cap for coaches: 'I did my work'

The former LSU head coach sees a salary cap for coach salaries as an "apples and oranges" comparison to one for players.