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Katie Uhlaender: Athletes risk paying the price if Protect College Sports Act is passed

First publishedJul 20, 10:06 UTC
Last updatedJul 21, 02:08 UTC · 4m ago
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The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee sent out an email asking athletes to support the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA). It is being marketed as a way to protect college sports, but the real question should be: who is protecting the athletes?Without athletes, there is no sport.Giving absolute power to a centralized institution feels more like an economic cartel than fair competition.

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The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee sent out an email asking athletes to support the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA). It is being marketed as a way to protect college sports, but the real question should be: who is protecting the athletes?Without athletes, there is no sport.Giving absolute power to a centralized institution feels more like an economic cartel than fair competition. And it will be the athletes who pay the price.I PLAYED IN THE NFL. WE DON’T WANT WASHINGTON TRYING TO FIX COLLEGE SPORTSFair competition is what makes sport great.

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The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee sent out an email asking athletes to support the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA). It is being marketed as a way to protect college sports, but the real question should be: who is protecting the athletes?Without athletes, there is no sport.Giving absolute power to a centralized institution feels more like an economic cartel than fair competition.
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