Senator Eric Schmitt appeared on the show 'Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich' to address concerns regarding the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA), a bipartisan bill aimed at stabilizing Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) regulations in NCAA sports. Schmitt responded to criticisms from Senator Josh Hawley and activist Riley Gaines, asserting that the bill does not preempt Title IX and includes language that protects state civil rights laws. He emphasized the bill's importance in addressing issues within college sports, such as unlimited transfers and age disparities among athletes. Schmitt noted that there is significant momentum behind the bill and expressed hope for progress before the Senate's upcoming recess. Meanwhile, Senator Hawley and others have proposed amendments to prevent the bill from overriding state laws concerning women's sports.
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Senator Eric Schmitt Responds to Senator Hawley's Concerns Over Title IX in Protect College Sports Act
Senator Eric Schmitt defended the Protect College Sports Act during an appearance on 'Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich,' countering criticisms from Senator Josh Hawley and Riley Gaines. Schmitt stated that the bill does not interfere with Title IX and highlighted its potential to address ongoing issues in college sports. He indicated that there is momentum for the bill's passage before the Senate recess.
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Senator Eric Schmitt joins Dakich, fires back against Senator Hawley over Title IX claims
Senator Eric Schmitt Responds to Senator Hawley's Concerns Over Title IX in Protect College Sports Act