The Senate is poised to possibly pass by the end of this week a bill fundamentally altering money and eligibility rules in college sports.
The Senate will take a test vote on the measure on Thursday. More than 70 senators support the bill that establishes a ceiling for how much money schools can allocate to pay students for their name, image and likeness. The legislation also limits transfers and sets eligibility standards.
The Senate could pass the bill later on Thursday if there’s a time agreement.
But does the Senate really want to make college sports the punctuation point before it leaves for the midterms?
It’s possible that senators have no…
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