Senate punts on Protect College Sports Act vote until September; what's next?
Posted Aug 8, 2026
The Protect College Sports Act couldn't beat the clock. And now uncertainty lingers around the bill's future. The U.S. Senate adjourned for its annual five-week August recess early in the morning on Saturday without voting on legislation that intends to regulate college athletics, stiff-arming the bill for more crucial matters and kicking any possible vote to September.
(Yahoo! Sports)
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