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SEC and Big Ten oppose Protect College Sports Act amid CFB developments

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 1:00 PM

Last updated Jun 3, 2026

SEC and Big Ten oppose Protect College Sports Act amid CFB developments

Summary

The SEC and Big Ten have expressed their opposition to the Protect College Sports Act, which recently emerged and could alter decision-making powers for the College Football Playoff, potentially including the Mountain West Conference and the Pac-12. Colorado State football announced changes to their game schedules for the upcoming season, eliminating late-night home kickoffs. In recruiting news, Colorado State has added a commitment from Ashton Jones. Additionally, updates regarding broadcasts for North Dakota State games and the reveal of EA Sports' College Football 27 cover featuring Kewan Lacy, Malachi Toney, and Dante Moore were released. The Mountain West Baseball Review is scheduled for today, and bowl tie-in complexities are expected for the 2026 season.

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Key Details

•SEC and Big Ten withhold support for the Protect College Sports Act.
•Colorado State football eliminates late-night home kickoffs for the season.
•Ashton Jones commits to Colorado State football.
•Broadcast updates announced for North Dakota State games.
•EA Sports unveils College Football 27 cover featuring notable players.

Latest Updates

1:00 PMYahoo Sports — Mountaintop View 6-3-26: Sports bill, CSU football updates, CFB ‘27

What they're saying

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SEC, Big Ten withhold support for landmark college sports bill The bill that was introduced last week called the “Protect College Sports Act.” This could have potential CFB playoff decision making power shifts that would include the MWC and Pac-12. Game time changes for Colorado State football Some news for Rams fans as some time […]
— Yahoo Sports

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