Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) is casting doubt on a new piece of legislation introduced by lawmakers in the upper chamber of Congress that would regulate the big business of college sports. The bill’s “primary effect,” Murphy wrote in a social media post on Wednesday night, “seems to be to limit the compensation of athletes while…
Murphy knocks new bipartisan college sports deal
Originally reported by The Hill
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