Florida schools challenge Protect College Sports Act's conference expansion limits

Florida State and Miami are opposing provisions in the Protect College Sports Act that limit conference expansion. The legislation aims to make it tougher for programs to switch leagues, with a cap on power conference members and a new three-year independent requirement for moving. Prominent figures, including Yankees president Randy Levine, are advocating for support from Florida senators, who recently voted against procedural motions related to the bill. The SEC and Big Ten have indicated no plans for expansion, prompting concerns among several ACC schools as potential realignment discussions loom in the coming years.

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