President Trump has signed an executive order directed at college sports. whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/20…

Think it's important to emphasize that antitrust issues really need to be addressed through federal legislation.

Here is the executive order signed by President Trump, Saving College Sports. whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…

Statement from NCAA president Charlie Baker on Trump’s EO.

Not a bad point ... maybe.

This framing continues to bother me. A lot. Competitive balance in college sports has always been distorted by resources and revenue. The richest schools have always had an advantage by paying coaches,building facilities. But now, when it’s about paying athletes, it’s a problem.

From the Executive Order: “Recent litigation, including a 2021 Supreme court ruling on name, image, and likeness (NIL) payments...” That case, Alston v NCAA, did not address NIL payments at all.

Yes. Agree with this. Could be fixed by collective bargaining.

Without getting too political here, I'm fascinated by a Republican president trying to limit what laws states can pass.

Another NCAA eligibility rule case goes in favor of the NCAA, with UNLV football player Jackson Hasz denied a preliminary injunction that would have allowed him to play in 2025-26.

Should this be part of the CFP selection criteria?

Anyway, here's today's story on the President's executive order and what it means. nytimes.com/athletic/65140…

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This is a good idea and I have always thought that eventually this would happen. The infrastructure is in place to develop elite athletes. Why not just fund it where necessary?

Weird story.

Good start.

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What does Trump’s college sports executive order mean? Breaking down the impact nytimes.com/athletic/65158…