US EditionTexas House Moves to Let Colleges Pay Athletes Directly Amid NCAA Shake-Up
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Texas House Moves to Let Colleges Pay Athletes Directly Amid NCAA Shake-Up
Texas universities would be able to pay athletes as part of the realignment that has upended college sports Texas House Bill 126 (HB 126) is meant to allow Texas universities to become compliant with updated terms of rights for both the university and student athletes following the looming decision of the NCAA court case. “We will be killing college football in Texas if we do not pass this bill,” said Rep. Carl Tepper, R-Lubbock, who sponsored …
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