Senate passes Protect College Sports Act supported by Trump
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 4, 2026, 1:15 PM
Last updated Oct 4, 2026
On September 28, the Senate approved the Protect College Sports Act with a 77-22 vote. The legislation aims to establish a national framework for college athletics, specifically addressing athlete compensation, scholarships, and transparency around name, image, and likeness deals. Trump praised the bipartisan support and emphasized its potential to stabilize college sports. The bill now moves to the House for consideration, where its future remains uncertain. It would introduce rules for athlete transfers and certain financial practices within the educational institutions.
- •Senate votes 77-22 for the Protect College Sports Act.
- •Legislation addresses athlete compensation, scholarships, and transfers.
- •Trump calls the result a significant achievement for college sports.
- •The bill awaits consideration in the House after Senate approval.
- •Broad support comes from over 380 colleges and 32 athletic conferences.
- 1:15 PMYahoo Sports — Trump celebrates major Senate win on college sports reform
"Trump celebrated the Senate’s 77-22 passage of the Protect College Sports Act, which would set national college sports rules but still needs House approval.
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