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Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports reports that U.S. senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell have agreed on a bipartisan college sports bill called the Protect College Sports Act.

The bill would bar coaches from leaving their teams before the season ends, a move dubbed the "Lane Kiffin" rule.

Here's what the bill includes:

-One-time transfer policy
-Establishes a five-year eligibility length
-A compensation cap, similar to the NFL's salary cap.
-Optional pooling of TV rights
-Prohibits "Super League"
-The "Lane Kiffin" rule
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The act also:

-Makes it illegal for coaches to leave their teams before the season concludes and schools cannot hire coaches before a season concludes — something those on Capitol Hill refer to the “Lane Kiffin Rule,”
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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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Anytime the government gets involved things get better. I’m sure this will be no different in the long run.
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atltiger64872 days
please show me where in the US Constitution it gives Congress the authority to regulate college sports. (Hint: it doesn't). So this isn't an issue the federal government can weigh in on. And, to be honest, the federal gov't isn't supposed to be involved in 90% of what they're involved in. The Constitution lists the specific, powers granted to the federal government. Anything not listed is supposed to be handled by the states.
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He didn't want to leave before the season ended. Dumb.
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section3012 days
They need to set up term limits for congress while they are solving problems .
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CR40902 days
Stupid
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ChatGPT of LA2 days
Are they so fricking stupid, they don't realize he didn't leave, he was fired. He was demanding, and did everything he could, to finish the season
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HeadSlash2 days
I'm glad they have solved all of the nation's problems
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We the people want some rules for politicians. 1. You are only allowed 20 total years of public service. If you are elected to any office its term is deducted from 20. Once you reach 20 total years you have to get a real world job!
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kjanchild2 days
Pandora's box is open...too late!
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Solo Cam2 days
Why don't they worry about the corruption in our f*cking government instead of amateur sports
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Metaloctopus2 days
Why call it the Lane Kiffin rule? He didn't "leave" Ole Miss during the season, he took another job while still coaching that team which, like it or not, tons of coaches have done. the only reason he did not coach out the rest of the season, as those other coaches have gotten to do, is because Ole Miss didn't let him. So, again, why is it the Lane Kiffin rule? I bet I know. They follow college sports, but they heard the whole world yelling at Lane Kiffin, so they assumed he did something totally unique.
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Metaloctopus2 days
*Don't follow college sports.
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Easye9212 days
I'm all for it, but they would have to push the portal dates back if you cant hire a coach until the season is over.
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eugene1928LSU2 days
I like it, especially the cap compensation rule, long time coming on that.
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Gene Heinous2 days
why is there an American flag flying in that picture about communist senators trying to communize america?
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DVinBR2 days
But sir, people are out there struggling to feed their families
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TigerLord20203 days
Stay away
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burke9853 days
That's the NCAA Fault not Lane Kiffin that's why you don't mix politics and sports.
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Genestealer553 days
How bout the Govt mind their own damned business?
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cajunmud3 days
Term limits for tax-feeding parasites ought to be next.
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Bayou3 days
Don't discriminate, Ted. Make it the same for everyone. Nobody gets to job hop for the better opportunity but one time!!! Nobody should have the right to improve their situation. Have you turned into Ted Mamdani?
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