Clemson backs Protect College Sports Act amid accusations

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Last updated Oct 9, 2026

Clemson backs Protect College Sports Act amid accusations
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Clemson released a statement supporting the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA) on October 9, following similar remarks from North Carolina. This statement responds to accusations from the group Saving College Sports that Clemson, North Carolina, Florida State, and Miami, referred to as the 'Gang of Four,' are undermining the PCSA. Clemson emphasizes its commitment to adapting conference composition rules to enhance the legislation. The bill, which has passed the Senate, is currently awaiting action in the House ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

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  • •Clemson issued a supportive statement for the PCSA on October 9.
  • •The statement addresses accusations from Saving College Sports regarding conference integrity.
  • •Clemson seeks a narrowly tailored provision for conference composition.
  • •The PCSA has passed the Senate and is awaiting House consideration.
  • •Clemson's previous lawsuit against the ACC was related to exit fees.
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  • 10:30 PMYahoo Sports — Clemson makes its position clear on PCSA amid ‘Gang of Four’ accusation
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Clemson released a statement on the Protect College Sports Act on Friday afternoon, following one North Carolina put out earlier in the day. Both statements arrived after a lobbying group that supports the bill accused the two schools, along with Florida State and Miami, of endangering it in the House. Clemson’s statement backs the bill […] The post Clemson makes its position clear on PCSA amid ‘Gang of Four’ accusation appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.

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