The PCSA Could Pass the Senate — What Changed?

The PCSA is closer than ever to becoming law. After passing all five procedural votes in the Senate with at least 70 votes each, the bill could be headed for a final Senate vote as early as next week. This week on uNILateral Decisions, the crew breaks down what changed to generate that level of support and what happens next if the bill makes it through the Senate. They dig into the reported amendments to the PCSA, including provisions surrounding conference expansion, MMRs and associated entities counting against the compensation cap, and questions around potential limits on coaching salaries. The conversation also covers some of the biggest pieces of the bill for college athletes, including 5-for-5 eligibility, the one-time transfer rule, the athlete compensation pool, and agent registration and certification. Finally, it’s time for a uNILateral Decision: Fast forward to December. The House has taken up the bill, every vote has been cast except yours, and your vote determines whether the PCSA becomes law. How are you voting?