Bill > HR2663

This bill establishes the American Collegiate Sports Association (ACSA) as a replacement for the NCAA, with a comprehensive set of rules designed to reform college sports. The ACSA would be led by a presidential appointee confirmed by the Senate who serves a four-year term, and would require member institutions to follow several key regulations: all name, image, and likeness (NIL) revenue would be equally distributed among student athletes; students would have unrestricted transfer rights between institutions; athletic conferences would be organized by time zone to minimize travel; all athletic program revenues (from tickets, merchandise, sponsorships, and broadcasting) would be shared equally among member institutions and athletes; coach salaries would be capped at no more than 10 times the full student cost of attendance; and institutions would be required to join the ACSA and comply with its rules as a condition of participating in collegiate athletics. The bill amends the Higher Education Act to enforce these requirements, effectively creating a new governance model for college sports that prioritizes athlete compensation, mobility, and equitable revenue sharing.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/2663/all-info