TaylorMade’s decision to sign Charlie Woods to an NIL deal looked significant when it was announced earlier this month. Now, with federal lawmakers moving closer to reshaping the entire college sports landscape, the agreement may look even more consequential.
The Protect College Sports Act cleared a major hurdle this week after passing the Senate and advancing to the House of Representatives, bringing college athletics a step closer to the most sweeping federal overhaul in years. Supporters say the legislation would bring stability to a system upended by unrestricted player movement, conference realignment and a rapidly evolving name, image…
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