Restore College Sports Act

The Restore College Sports Act (HR 2663) establishes the American Collegiate Sports Association (ACSA) to replace the NCAA as the governing body for college sports. It requires all participating colleges to comply with specific rules, including: sharing all athletic revenue (ticket sales, broadcasting, merchandise) equally between institutions and student athletes; allowing athletes to transfer between schools without penalty; capping coach salaries at 10 times the full cost of attendance; and requiring athletic conferences to be limited to schools in the same time zone. This directly affects all member colleges, student athletes, and coaches participating in NCAA-sponsored sports. The bill mandates compliance through the Higher Education Act, making ACSA membership a condition for institutions to maintain certain federal education benefits.