CUSA Commissioner Judy MacLeod backs Protect College Sports Act at Media Day
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 7:09 PM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
During Conference USA Media Day on July 21 in Arlington, TX, CUSA Commissioner Judy MacLeod endorsed the Protect College Sports Act, calling it "desperately needed." She expressed concerns about the current state of collegiate athletics and the complications arising from inconsistent state laws. MacLeod highlighted the importance of federal legislation to offer clarity and reduce litigation. The Protect College Sports Act proposes significant changes including athlete protections, established guidelines for transfers, agent regulations, and more. It aims to stabilize college athletics and protect non-revenue sports.
- •MacLeod supports the Protect College Sports Act for clearer regulations.
- •Proposed changes aim to limit legal disputes in college athletics.
- •The act includes protections for athletes and financial provisions for schools.
- •Legislation also addresses agent regulations and athletic department funding.
- 7:09 PMYahoo Sports — CUSA Commissioner Judy MacLeod supports 'desperately needed' Protect College Sports Act
"Conference USA Commissioner Judy MacLeod supported the Protect College Sports Act during CUSA Media Day, believing it's "desperately needed."
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