Athlete Bill of Rights Could Remake College Sports

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A new proposal introduced by U.S. senator Cory Booker has the potential to remake college sports as we know them.

According to ESPN, the College Athlete Bill of Rights would bring sweeping changes to college sports, far beyond recent measures regarding name, image and likeness use. Among the changes in the proposal are student-athlete revenue sharing, guaranteed lifetime scholarships for athletes in good academic standing, health and safety rules enforceable by fines, and a fund to cover out-of-pocket medical expenses for both current and former athletes. Additional provisions outline more athlete-friendly rules regarding transferring and testing the waters of professional drafts.

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