Requires colleges and athletic associations to let student athletes earn money from their name, image, and likeness, sets disclosure and agent rules, and shields the NCAA and schools from certain antitrust claims while the bill's rules are followed.

• Bars schools and athletic associations from restricting athletes' ability to earn money from their name, image, and likeness, or from cutting scholarships over it.
• Requires athletes to report name, image, and likeness deals over $600, and creates a public database of those deals and school payments for Division I programs.
• Sets a retention fund that lets schools exceed the revenue share cap by up to $22,500,000 per year for nine years, and makes continuation of that cap subject to a congressional approval process.
• Adds student athlete protections on medical coverage, transfers, and health standards, and amends the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961 to let college conferences jointly sell broadcast rights.

• Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee (Senate)

Sports and Recreation