College Sports Face Unprecedented Legal Battle as Big Ten and SEC Leaders Unite Behind Controversial New Act
The SEC and Big Ten released a joint statement, to voice their support. The bill must be passed by the U.S. Senate and U.S. House, before it goes to President Donald Trump. Trump would also have to sign the bill, for it to become law.
“The Big Ten Conference and Southeastern Conference support the Protect College Sports Act as currently drafted, following detailed and productive negotiations with Senators Cruz, Cantrell and Schmitt and their respective staffs. We appreciate the substantial work that has gone into this effort,” the conferences said.

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