President Trump issued the following Executive Order to save college sports.
Here is a short summary of the EO:
🚨 JUST IN: President Trump signs executive order designed to SAVE COLLEGE SPORTS from a financial arms race
– Athletes can only transfer schools one time before they graduate without having to sit out a season
– Athletes can only play up to 5 seasons in a 5 year window
– Aug. 1… pic.twitter.com/nKAYxwcrZ8— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) April 3, 2026
Here is more:
🚨 IT’S OFFICIAL: President Trump just KEPT his promise, signs executive order to save college sports
The order restricts how much money student athletes could make, limits athletes to one transfer per 5 years, and sets a 5 year participation window pic.twitter.com/McXBPRZ25b
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) April 4, 2026
Here is the order:
URGENT NATIONAL ACTION TO SAVE COLLEGE SPORTS
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered
Section 1. Purpose and Policy. America’s system of college sports has long provided scholarships and life-changing educational, athletic, and leadership opportunities to millions of America’s future leaders and formed an important part of our national fabric. In July, I signed an Executive Order to protect college sports from endless lawsuits and destabilizing financial obligations that could jeopardize women’s and Olympic sports, but it has become clear that more comprehensive executive action is required before college sports are lost forever.
College football is the primary revenue generator for university athletic departments, including revenue to support women’s and Olympic sports, and is used by many universities to attract students, donations, and goodwill as millions of Americans gather with families and friends to watch each Saturday. These factors place enormous pressure on many universities to be competitive in football. The same dynamic exists for basketball to a lesser degree. Amid this pressure, the rules governing pay-for-play, eligibility, and other aspects of college athletics have been substantially loosened through a number of judicial rulings. Additional rules that could institute order and consistency in these systems have been nullified by some State legislatures that are incentivized to advantage their own State’s universities in the competitive market for student-athletes by minimizing barriers to recruitment. This chaotic state of affairs has undermined competition, reduced opportunities for student-athletes, and jeopardized support for the current range of college athletics, particularly women’s and Olympic sports. Fair competition cannot occur without a consistent set of rules concerning pay-for-play or player eligibility that cannot be endlessly relitigated in court.
The convergence of enormous pressure to win in football and basketball and the loosening, both by litigation and by State legislation, of consistent rules or limits concerning eligibility, transfers, and pay-for-play schemes has created an out-of-control financial arms race in these sports that is driving universities into debt, threatening to siphon resources from other sports, and damaging student-athletes’ educational and graduation opportunities. The athletics-related financial threats these crucial universities face are substantial: Already, one major athletic program closed fiscal year 2025 with $535 million in athletics-related debt, and another has $437 million in such debt, while others face enormous annual athletics-related deficits. These financial perils will inevitably siphon funds from universities’ educational and research purposes, which could impact their capabilities and responsibilities as Federal contractors and grantees.
Absent a comprehensive national solution, therefore, the escalating financial demands to succeed in football and basketball combined with the significantly loosened rules governing eligibility, transfers, and pay-for-play schemes may force curtailment of women’s and Olympics sports, and may even jeopardize the overall financial well-being of universities with which the Federal Government has important financial relationships. Universities are important defense research contractors for the Department of War, important medical research contractors for the Department of Health and Human Services, and important scientific research contractors for the National Science Foundation. The health of the university system is integral to the Federal Government’s basic functioning.
Further, without a national solution to protect the future of competition and opportunity in all college sports, it is possible that the largest college football programs will be forced to seek stability through a negotiated solution that may result in the withdrawal of financial and other resources from women’s and Olympic sports.
The Congress is strongly encouraged to expeditiously pass legislation that satisfactorily addresses these issues. But further delay is not an option given what is at stake — the 500,000 annual educational, athletic, and leadership-development opportunities that provide almost $4 billion in scholarships. This executive action will preserve college sports for future generations.
Sec. 2. Effective Date. Sections 3 through 6 of this order shall be effective on August 1, 2026. Agencies shall immediately begin work to ensure that appropriate regulatory or policymaking measures will be in place by the effective date so that the requirements of the operative sections can be implemented as soon after the effective date as possible.
Sec. 3. Definitions. For the purposes of this order:
(a) “Improper financial activities” means the following actions taken by a federally-funded higher education institution, including its officers, agents, affiliates, or representatives:
(i) intentionally devising or participating in a fraudulent name, image, and likeness (NIL) scheme;
(ii) knowingly accepting contributions, financial or otherwise, from persons who intentionally devise or participate in a fraudulent NIL scheme;
(iii) using Federal funds for NIL or revenue-sharing payments or for any type of payment or benefit to a coach, assistant coach, general manager, recruiter, or other person engaged in coaching or managing an athletic team; and
(iv) tortiously interfering with a contract between a student-athlete and another federally-funded higher education institution, including a scholarship agreement;
(b) “Fraudulent NIL scheme” means a scheme to pay for goods or services, including NIL services, above the actual fair market value of those goods or services in connection with a student-athlete’s participation in intercollegiate athletics, including through the use of collectives or similar entities. The term does not include:
(i) revenue sharing between a higher education institution and a student-athlete that is consistent with interstate intercollegiate athletic governing body rules; or
(ii) fair market value compensation provided for the NIL rights of a student-athlete by a third-party not affiliated with the athletic department of a higher education institution for a valid business purpose that is related to the promotion or endorsement of goods or services provided to the general public for profit and that is not tied to participation in the athletics program of a particular higher education institution, at rates and terms commensurate with compensation paid to individuals with NIL rights of comparable value who are not student-athletes at the applicable higher education institution;
(c) “Higher education institution” has the meaning given the term “institution of higher education” in section 101 of the Higher Education Act of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 1001), provided that this term only includes an institution that reports (as required under section 485(g) of the Higher Education Act of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 1092(g))) having generated not less than $20,000,000 in total revenue (as adjusted on July 1 each year by the percentage increase, if any, during the preceding 12-month period, in the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers published by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics) derived by the institution from the institution’s intercollegiate athletics activities during the preceding academic year, as determined in accordance with paragraph (1)(I) of section 485(g) of the Higher Education Act of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 1092(g)); and
(d) “Interstate intercollegiate athletic governing body” means the entity that sets common rules, standards, procedures, or guidelines for the administration and regulation of varsity sports teams and intercollegiate athletic competitions, but that is not an intercollegiate athletic conference, provided that the governing body may include persons affiliated with an intercollegiate athletic conference.
Sec. 4. Protecting Women’s and Olympic Sports and Preserving Higher Education Financial Responsibility. (a)(i) Agency heads that contract with or provide grants to higher education institutions, shall, as appropriate, evaluate violations of the applicable, lawful, and operative interstate intercollegiate athletic governing body rules in effect as of August 1, 2026, concerning the following, to determine whether they are a cause so serious or compelling in nature to affect the present responsibility of the recipient:
(A) eligibility limits;
(B) transfers between institutions;
(C) revenue-sharing permitted between higher education institutions and student-athletes; and
(D) permissible and improper financial activities.
(ii) The Director of the Office of Management and Budget, in consultation with the Administrator of General Services, shall issue guidance to contracting and grantmaking agencies to ensure compliance with this order and to reinforce the suspension and debarment policy regarding violations of the rules described in subsection 4(a)(i) of this section.
(b) The interstate intercollegiate athletic governing body for higher education institutions should, in consultation with student-athletes and in its discretion, update or clarify its rules before August 1, 2026, as appropriate, to adequately protect opportunities for scholarships and collegiate athletic competition in women’s and Olympic sports and ensure the financial stability of higher education institutions, including by establishing the following, to the extent permitted by law and applicable court orders:
(i) age-based eligibility limits to promote fairness, consistency, safety, and opportunities for student-athletes under which:
(A) participation in college athletics is permitted for no more than a five-year period, with limited exceptions for military service, missionary service, and other periods of absence from participation that are in the public interest; and
(B) professional athletes cannot return to college athletics;
(ii) transfer-related rules that:
(A) provide for the ability to transfer one time during the five-year period with immediate playing eligibility, and one additional such time if the student-athlete obtains a four-year degree;
(B) prioritize the academic development, success, graduation, and long-term well-being of student-athletes; and
(C) ensure that the transfer window does not incentivize interference with athletic seasons or the academic year, or otherwise undermine the integrity of participation and competition in college athletics;
(iii) medical care for student-athletes for intercollegiate-athletics-related injuries during their period of enrollment and for a reasonable period of time thereafter;
(iv) the implementation of revenue-sharing between higher education institutions and student-athletes in a manner that preserves or expands scholarships and collegiate athletic opportunities in women’s and Olympic sports, including through provisions to prevent revenue-sharing from being allocated in a manner that results in a reduction in scholarships and opportunities in women’s and Olympic sports;
(v) a prohibition on the use of Federal funds by higher education institutions for NIL or revenue-sharing payments or coaching or athletic compensation, in accordance with any applicable Federal law and Federal contract terms;
(vi) a prohibition on improper financial activities regarding student-athletes, including collectives or other entities or methods used to facilitate third-party, pay-for-play payments; and
(vii) a national student-athlete agent registry and reasonable protections for student-athletes from excessive agent commissions.
(c) To aid contracting and grantmaking agencies’ compliance with subsection 4(a) of this section, the Administrator of General Services shall propose, consistent with law, an appropriate, regular collection of information to evaluate compliance with the rules covered by subsection (a)(i)(A)-(D) of this section for completion by appropriate higher education institution officials.
(d) The Secretary of Education shall consider taking appropriate action, including through rulemaking where necessary, to require regular reporting by higher education institutions that includes:
(i) the total number of roster spots by varsity team, as of the day of the first scheduled contest for the team; and
(ii) the total amount of money spent on athletically related student aid or other payments, separately for men’s and women’s teams overall.
(e) The Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission shall take appropriate action to enforce 15 U.S.C. 45 and 15 U.S.C. 7801–7807 with respect to violations by student-athlete agents and related individuals or entities.
Sec. 5. Legal Actions to Invalidate Certain State Laws. (a) The Attorney General shall take appropriate measures to further meritorious actions to invalidate State laws that conflict with interstate intercollegiate athletic governing body rules and:
(i) discriminate against out-of-state commerce or unduly burden or impede interstate commerce in violation of Article I, Section 8, Clause 3 of the Constitution of the United States;
(ii) impair a contractual relationship in violation of Article I, Section 10, Clause 1 of the Constitution of the United States; or
(iii) are otherwise invalid under Federal law.
Sec. 6. Consultation. Relevant White House components and executive departments and agencies are encouraged to, as appropriate and consistent with applicable law, consider input from appropriate leaders in collegiate athletics and administration and other experts regarding effective implementation of this order.
Sec. 7. Severability. If any provision of this order, or the application of any provision to any person or circumstance, is held to be invalid, the remainder of this order and the application of its provisions to any other persons or circumstances shall not be affected thereby.
Sec. 8. General Provisions. (a) Nothing in this order shall be construed to impair or otherwise affect:
(i) the authority granted by law to an executive department or agency, or the head thereof; or
(ii) the functions of the Director of the Office of Management and Budget relating to budgetary, administrative, or legislative proposals.
(b) This order shall be implemented consistent with applicable law and subject to the availability of appropriations.
(c) This order is not intended to, and does not, create any right or benefit, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law or in equity by any party against the United States, its departments, agencies, or entities, its officers, employees, or agents, or any other person.
(d) The costs for publication of this order shall be borne by the Department of Education.
DONALD J. TRUMP
The left only cares about things they can cheat in to win…
Get Tommy and uncle Ernie on them. :0
Lol!..
Still cutting the NCAA and Universities way too much slack! My sister is a teacher at Oklahoma State University. Funding is being taken from education and crammed into sports (sucking up to rich alumni). Way out of control. Forget about radical professors. How about hardly any professors at all. It's that freaking bad.
Thank you so much, Mr. President.
I’m sick and tired of this transfer portal plus money thing now going on, and these college athletes transferring every year. Our college athletes are supposed to be amateurs not paid free agents changing schools every year. Besides, most of these student amateurs are there on scholarships and are, therefore, already receiving a “free” college education, which in some cases is up to or over $200,000 in value.
LISTEN YOU LIL SCUMBAG COWARD, DOWNVOTE ME AFTER ALL THE SUPPORT I HAVE THROWN YOUR WAY YOU PUNK. IF YOU DONT AGREE SAY SOMETHING BUT DOWN VOTE AND RUN? YA RAINBOW RINO
Chill, no one owes you anything ever. Psycho.
I like the fact that you are there in college to study, not using sports scholarship to transferring schools as many as you want without paying a cent to tuition with professional sports ambitions. It shouldn't be the development league for the pro ports, period. If I were a president of the US, I would not allow a TV coverage to broadcast college sports and/or holding more than 5,000 stadium or some kind or ratio on the size of stadium according to school enrollment. University of Michigan undergraduate students enrollment size is 35,000ish. To have a stadium holding over 100,000 doesn't make sense when attending for college games should be reserved for college student of that size, maybe you add more graduate students but not to outsiders. College are not supposed to be money making machine for the campus but rather academic focused. That is my take.
ALL WHILE THE AMERICAN TAX PAYER IS FUNDING THE SCHOOLS AND BACKING THE LOANS FOR DEGREES THAT ONLY SERVE TO FURTHER AMERICAS DECLINE. I REMEMBER A TIME WHEN A COLLEGE DEGREE MEANT YOU WERE SMAAAT AND SUCCESS WAS JUST AROUND THE CORNER. NOW THESE INSTITUTIONS ARE BREEDING GROUNDS FOR CORPORATE GREED AND LIBERAL ARTS SOCIAL ENGINEERING GROUP THINK CESSPOOLS.
Posting in all capital letters is a sure sign of a crank.
I love President Trump but I really don't think the Constitution gives the President the constitutional authority to control college sports. No more than Federal judges have constitutional authority to run the Administrative branch.
It kicks off the anti-trust exemption process sought by college football. Congress has to grant the exemption, then college football can introduce reforms.
Trump’s EO brings attention to the problem. Now it’s up to Congress for the exemption.
I am sure BoasBERG and his dual-citizen tribe will let this inane degree be the law of the land. His ilk piiimp slaps Trump when he tries to do anything helpful for America.
Unrestricted Free agency comes to an end.
The institutions prefer an arrangement where they exploit the athletes.
Good!
I don't believe this. If this really happened, it stinks. I agree with everything he says. The new rules are killing sports but this is not the job of the federal govt. He's gone off the deep end. It will be over turned. Hey Trump, how about an order granting concealed carry reciprocity like the Republicans promised and congress passed
College sports getting an anti-trust exemption does involve the action of the federal government.
I didn’t think they had one. I thought it was just the MLB and Healthcare insurance companies
I didn't realize it was the Constitutional duty of the President of the United States to run collegiate sports.
Well when colleges get absurd amounts of taxpayer money to put most of our population into student debt to pay retards to dribble a basketball, then I'm all for it.
Pay should not be more than room, board, and an education. Afterwards they are on their own. 90% will not make pro sports which might cause them to think about getting the education they are being paid for.
And there it goes… struck down by an activist judge.
Why? Are college sports really worth saving? A hustle for coaches and athletes and athletic directors. The purpose of college is further education, hopefully acquiring skills to make society better. That could be done with just intramural sports.
Limiting student transferring benefits the institutions, not the athletes.
I'm not convinced they are furthering any education, except for a few select post-graduate type degree programs.
Their undergraduate programs seem to be a system of seeing what students can pass a test and thus show future employers that thy can pass those tests.
Yes. Colleges are vetting for employers. They can’t discriminate by race or gender, so colleges screen for ability to follow routine and put up with nonsense.
I look at the woke NFL, the S-show that surrounds it, and I see it happening now in college sports. I enjoy amateur athletics. This is a good start.
does the President have power to do this? what source?
University should be about education. It is absolute BS that students go into debt for these literal retards to run around and get paid. I would hang out with guys on my college Baseketball team. Their IQ was 6 feet under, they were at summer camp majoring in finger painting compared to everyone else studying engineering or science to become doctors. We have professional Sport leagues, they can get paid there. Getting a scholarship is more than enough, but their grades should be legitimate.
First-world countries have colleges with NO sports, while we are a 2nd-world country with apes (black,white, and brown) running around as athletes – pretending to be university students.
Higher education will collapse soon.
Let the globalist sports teams then finance their own farm teams without taxpayer welfare.
Screw sports. College should be where you learn a skill, not focus on playing a game. Our culture is too focused on sports. Look at all the High Schools with state of the art Football Fields. How many have state of the art science labs or machine shops teaching kids useful skills? Why is it that when my kid wants to apply for an Engineering Program in College, he has a better chance if he's done Sports throughout High School? Stupid society.
it should be for kids actually wanting a college education not for ball players wanting to play pro sports.Anyone not completing a degree should have to repay the scholarship.
A leftist woman Fed district judge will issue an injunction stopping that in 5, 4, 3, …
it's not really his lane but he has the right idea.
President Trump should give all colleges an ultimatum:
Eliminate NIL or Forfeit Federal Funding
I would have just made NIL deals illegal. It's every bit as fraudulent as any Learning Center.
Somehow promising recruits millions of dollars for doing jobs that normally pay hundreds, or thousands at the most is illegal.
I know they have made changes and now have pools of cash, but for years it was a financial charade.
Still, paying for championships is the opposite of how a sports league should work.
College sports were great when it was all about school spirit. Money & greed ruined it in my opinion.
When they took the knee it was the end of sports for me !
Go gators.
Overrated this year. Lost in the round of 32 to a 9 seed.
YOU WATCH SPORTS FOR THE MEN IN TIGHT CLOTHS YA NANCE.
Get rid of college sports. Once upon a time it was alright but in these times with corrupt incompetent Universities…college sports are frivolous entertainment for the weak minded and couch potatoes.
Who in their right minds wants to be a potato?
Yes!!! A vestige of the 1890's sound mind in sound body craze. The era of medicine balls, Indian clubs, calithenics, and steam cabinets. Why should our tax dollars pay for the NBA/NFL/Pro Baseball farm teams?
There you go, using reasoning and logic again.
Beg pardon? I couldn’t hear you over my beating my back with birch branches before plunging into this icy lake…
B/C THEIR LOBBYISTS PAY OUR "REPRESENTATIVES" BETTER THAN WE CAN.
ALL WHILE THE TAX PAYER FUNDS THE VERY INSTITUTIONS THAT ARE SELLING THESE KIDS.
welp Texas Tech will drop back down to middle of the pack now :P WTF would go to TT w/o getting paid?
Continues to amaze me that the same people who fought tooth and nail against giving student athletes a reasonable monthly living allowance …. suddenly got behind letting kids sign multi-million dollar deals for NIL.
If any money from taxes is used in anyway I say let the rules apply. Otherwise stay out the fray. Just saying
Like any Ex Order Trump signs, end of his term end of order. It won’t mean anything like the endless list of other Ex Orders he has signed, UNLESS the useless Republicans that are currently in office Codify these into acual Laws…
GRAND STANDING TO APPEASE THE MASSES. THIS MINDLESS PABULUM DOES NOTHING TO IMPROVE OUR NATION AND ONLY SERVE TO CREATE RE-ELECTION/SELECTION CAMPAIGN PROMISES TO "FIX" A SYSTEM THEY BROKE IN ORDER TO GIVE THEMSELVES A PLATFORM .AMERICA IN AN ENDLESS CYCLE OF ELECTIONS. IT ENCOMPASSES ALL OF OUR TIME AND ROBS ALL OF US OF OUR FREEDOM,WEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
I AM SOOOOOODONE WITH THESE BAGS OF BIDEN.
The help you need won’t be found here.
You’re disturbed.
True but is is a start to fixing professional college sports. Hopefuuly this EO is put in place. TRUMP EO are usually not put in place. He issused another one his last term and never acted upon, just ignored.
This is dumb.
WE ARE AT WAR-40 TRILLION IN DEBT-AMERICAN VOTING INTEGRITY IS IN THE TOILET. ANOTHER EO SEEMS TO BE YET ANOTHER JOKE ON THE AMERICAN TAX PAYER PATRIOTS. ELIMINATE FUNDING OF ANY KIND FOR SCHOOLS AND SHUT UP. I DONT CARE ABOUT THIS ISSUE AND ANY ATTENTION SPENT ON IT DETRACTS FROM THINGS LIKE THE SAVE ACT. DOMESTIC INFRASTRUCTURE HAS YET TO BE MENTIONED IN THIS ADMINISTRATION.
TRUMP IS MY PRESIDENT BUT THIS GAME OF NAME EVERYTHING AND SOCIAL ISSUES IS NOT WHAT I VOTED FOR AND SUSAN SEEMS TO BE LEADING HIM AROUND BY THE NOSE ON A LEASH PRESSING HOT BUTTON ISSUES. WE HAVE REAL ISSUES AND WE NEED HARD HITTING LONG TERM SOLUTIONS NOT LETTERS OF REPRIMAND THAT WILL BE ERASED BY THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
IM REAL TIRED OF CONGRESS WATCHING,STALLING AND OBFUSCATING WITH OUT EVER DOING ANYTHING TO SAVE,REPAIR OR IMPROVE AMERICA AS WE PATRIOTS WATCH OUR DOLLAR EVAPORATE.REAL MEN DO THE REAL WORK AND SOLVE PROBLEMS FOR THE LAST TIME.
After professional baseball and basketball went to kneeling for our flag and supporting BLM and LGPTQ openly at their games, I stopped watching them. Had been a avid Seahawks and Mariners fan for years.. I then began watching more cartoons college football and basketball…. Tune in to the first games of the season only to find half the team gone from transfers to other schools.. so now??? I rarely watch college sports. Somebody is intentionally taking the fun out of college and professional sports. They young players are learning quickly that alliance to these colleges who gave them a free education is not worth sticking around for. These young fools haven’t come to grips with reality that few will ever go into professional levels..
Yep. I haven’t watched a single pro sports game since Kaepernick took a knee during the National Anthem and the NFL owners and other pro sports condoned it and went along with the Woke agenda.
THAT LIL STAIN SHOULD BE ERASED. THIS WHOLE ANIT AMERICA KNEELING WHILE REAPING THE BENEFITS OF AMERICA IS AKIN TO WALKING TO A FAMILY DINNER ON SUNDAY AND SPITTING IN YOUR MOTHER FACE AND SLAPPING YOUR FATHER WHILE YOUR BROTHERS STARE AT THEIR PLATES. MY MOTHER WOULD CRY WHEN SHE SAW WHAT I DID TO HIM.
Yep. I haven’t watched a single pro sports game since Kaepernick took a knee during the National Anthem and the NFL owners and other pro sports condoned it and went along with the Woke agenda.
IF I EVER WATCHED PROFESSIONAL SPORTS IT WOULD ONLY BE TO WATCH THEM GET INJURED. I HAVE ZERO RESPECT FOR THE GAMES I GREW UP PLAYING FOR FUN. FREE MARKET AMERICA WAS GREAT,CORPORATE CAPITALISM IS THE DEATH OF OUR FREE AND INDEPENDENT AMERICA.
Try soccer…..it's not as left of center or corrupt….and addictive.
Who cares.
SUSIE WILES AND THE ELECTION CAMPAIGN MANAGERS OF THE NEXT , DO NOTHING FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE CANDIDATE. I LOVE MY PRESIDENT BUT I FIND MYSELF ROOTING FOR IRAN TO ERASE DC AS THEIR LAST ACT ON EARTH.
Most of my 58,000+ brothers in arms that died fighting communism in Vietnam would probably disagree with you. Aw, but what the hell do I know, eh? But you keep rooting for Iran; it’s still your right….for now.
-Nam Vet, 68-69;;
NAM VET COWARD. THE BEST THING YOU COULD HAVE DONE IS GET OFF YOUR KNEES IN THE SUPPLY ROOM AND ACTUALLY HAVE GONE AND FOUGHT LIKE THE REST OF US. NOTHING IS SAID GIVES YOU LICENSE TO QUESTION MY DUTY OR PATRIOTISM BOY. COWARD LIKE YOU MAKE ME SICK 56 YEARS LATER AND YOU STILL INVOKE YOUR SIX MONTHS OF SERVICE LIKE YOU WERE THE LONE HERO IN NAM. THERE IS A REASON THE BOYS DOWN AT THE VFW IGNORE YOU…YOU SHOULD BE GRATEFUL THAT IS ALL THEY DO TO YOU.
Screw him.
So he's "saving our colleges," but destroying our country with an insane war. What's more important?
And besides, AI is making our colleges obsolete.
So at the same time this idiot is building huge and obtrusive "data centers" all over the country that will make colleges obsolete, and along with us, we get these stupid propaganda pieces designed to prop-up a traitor who has betrayed us in the worst of ways.
Screw this propaganda rag, and screw him.
As long as the NCAA exists nothing will change college sports. EOs for college sports. yawn. The President has more important matters at hand than college sports.
as much as I despise the govt getting involved in college sports, or any sports for that matter, something needed to happen with this new age crap going on in colleges. money is ruining the college football game as wholesale transfers every year take place for bigger bucks elsewhere. as thats the only sport I really watch I don't know how it affects all the others but I imagine its about the same. we need some sanity to return and the ncaa doesn't seem interested in helping.
so good for you, Trump. of course some leftist judge will try to shut it all down, that just goes without saying. but maybe the ncaa will get the hint and stop this nonsense.
NOW CONGRESS make it law….along with the dozens of other executive orders…and yes I am keeping score.
Stop already. None of this has any meaning beyond Trump's term if it isn't turned into law.
Nothing to see here and I voted for the guy three times.
First it will be challenged in court by some piss ant Demon operative judge, then tied up forever with challenges. Doesn't matter what it is.
All show business.
It's about time this happened. They were destroying college sports dramatically over all that crap.
Everybody loves the free market until their favorite college football player leaves their favorite football team. Coaches can leave anytime, lie to players, hoard players so competitors don't have them, but Oh my God it's madness to let athletes have the same power.
College sports players must never be paid. You are eroding the sports!
Sounds like college level sports is no better the pro-sports. Make higher institutions about learning and not about some grunt's entertainment at my expence.