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Semafor’s Burgess Everett with the latest from the Senate as the Protect College Sports Act pushes on: “The price for Senate Republicans to finish the college sports bill quickly this week might be a roll call vote on allowing NCAA athletes to organize. It could take all week for the Senate to process the bipartisan college sports bill. To speed things up, Democrats want amendment votes, most notably one that would allow college athletes to collectively bargain. The amendment, from Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT), would replace a portion of the bill that is neutral on employment status with Murphy’s College Athlete Right to Organize Act. … Murphy also has amendments that would subject coaches to the same transfer portal restrictions as athletes and protect athletes who report physical or sexual misconduct.” (link)

Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger refers to Sen. Chris Murphy’s (D-CT) amendment to replace a portion of the PCSA with his College Athlete Right to Organize Act as “an interesting proposal,” but notes “there are few if any bill changes expected. The last motion got 77 votes - 17 more than needed for passage, which is expected by Friday. There is little reason to compromise as expediting a vote isn't necessary. Context here matters. Because of the high procedural support - 77+ right now - detractors hold little leverage to push lawmakers to adopt or even vote on amendments. Time is the only real leverage point: Detractors can slow down the process to possibly push a final vote into early next week.” (link)

The Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics recently hosted an athletics panel discussion titled “College Athletics: It’s a Whole New Ballgame,” featuring Ole Miss AD Keith Carter, Yahoo Sports Senior Writer Ross Dellenger, and Mississippi Today Sports Columnist Rick Cleveland. The discussion centered on rising football roster costs, featured updates on the Protect College Sports Act and more. Key takeaways…

Athletic departments and conference offices are scrambling to restructure their 2027 nonconference football slates after the NCAA's approval of a permanent 14-week regular season schedule, per The Athletic's Scott Dochterman, as the calendar shift has moved next year’s kickoff to August 28, 2027 (Week 0). Here’s what you need to know…

Florida International inks a deal with sports technology company, PlayerU, to feature the company’s logo on FIU football helmets throughout the 2026 regular season. In addition, the AI-powered pickleball training and player-development platform will serve as a jersey patch partner of FIU tennis and golf, with its branding featured on competition uniforms throughout their respective seasons. (link)  

Le Moyne inks a deal with ForEDU to serve as the exclusive jersey patch partner for each of the Dolphins’ 20 Division I teams, starting this fall, with the intention of extending the agreement beyond the 2026-27 year. (link)

Learfield and Verizon’s Visible are collaborating on a new college athletics partnership across USC, Oregon, Minnesota and Rutgers designed to connect the all-digital wireless service with students, alumni and fans through branding, digital content and game-day experiences. The deal includes one of the first-ever corporate helmet bumper sponsorships with Minnesota football, an on-court logo placement with Oregon men’s basketball and back-of-end-zone branding with both USC and Rutgers football. (link)

West Florida inks a long-term deal to position Van Wagner as the exclusive multimedia rights and corporate sponsorship partner of UWF Athletics. (link)

Memphis has broken ground on Liza Wellford Fletcher Stadium, marking the official start of construction on the future home of the Tigers’ men’s and women’s soccer and track and field programs. Over the past two years, donors have surpassed the original goal for the Liza's Light University of Memphis Soccer and Track Stadium Fund by contributing more than $8.3M, which permitted the project to move forward. (link) 

Drexel highlights a number of facility upgrades completed this summer that are expected to have a wide-ranging impact benefiting individual sport programs, the entire student-athlete population and the greater university community. Cited projects include: a comprehensive renovation of the varsity weight room, thanks to the generosity of benefactor Dr. Hazam Maragah, that features significant infrastructure upgrades, enhanced lighting throughout the facility, the installation of new strength and conditioning equipment and a reimagined floor plan; the renovation of the Vidas Field House men’s soccer locker room to include new custom lockers, upgraded finishes, an enhanced audio system and a wall-mounted television for film study, match preparation and team meetings; newly resurfaced Vidas Athletics Complex parking lots to improve accessibility, traffic flow and overall appearance; a refreshed Buckley Field scoreboard; a complete Maguire Field turf replacement; the installation of new seating surfaces inside the Kline & Specter Squash Center; and more. Check out project photos. (link)   

Hawai’i has named the center court of the UH Tennis Complex after Cronin, Fried, Sekiya, Kekina & Fairbanks Co-Founder/Attorney Rick Fried, following his gift of more than $100K to support the funding of scholarships, an AC, equipment upgrades and player development tools for the men’s tennis program. (link)  

UC San Diego’s men’s and women’s volleyball programs are set to unveil a new Taraflex court in LionTree Arena for the 2026-27 season, featuring a wave texture surrounding the center court with "Tritons" logo on both endlines and UCSD’s trident logo in the center. (link)

MIT (DIII) claimed the No. 1 spot among national universities in the U.S. News & World Report 2027 Best Colleges rankings, dethroning Princeton, which fell to No. 2. Harvard rated third and Yale was fourth, while Cal Tech (DIII) and Stanford deadlocked in fifth. Public university stalwarts Cal and UCLA tied for the No. 1 public school spot, with Michigan, Virginia and North Carolina rounding out the top five, respectively. Overall survey participation among ranked institutions dropped to 73% (down from 79% last year), though data was returned by 99 of the top 100 national universities and 98 of the top 100 national liberal arts colleges. A major category overhaul driven by the 2025 Carnegie Classification update shifted multiple institutions and allowed newly eligible specialized schools to enter the rankings. The set of ranking factors for this year’s edition had one alteration with postgraduate earnings by major replaced graduate indebtedness at 5% of the overall ranking formula. (link)

UTEP registered its second consecutive record fundraising year by bringing in more than $12M in revenue during FY26 to surpass its previous best mark (FY25) by over $4K. Spearheaded by the Miner Athletic Club, all-time highs were established in the number of gifts (9,917, a 45.9% increase) and donors (3,247, 20.7% increase), while major gifts of $25K-or-more climbed to a record 63. Overall, there were 16 commitments of $100K or more, including major gifts from Paul and Alejandra de la Vega Foster ($2.5M), Bob McFadden ($1M), Frank Sloan ($1M) and Tropicana Homes ($500K). Helping fuel the fundraising success were campaigns for Reach The Peak (Mountain West readiness and competitive success) and the Memorial Gym Renovation Project. (link)  

The National Fastpitch Coaches Association is adding a new “Elevate the Game Incentive” program to the 24th edition of its NFCA Division I Leadoff Classic, slated for February 11-14, 2027, at the Eddie C. Moore Complex in Clearwater, Fla. Made possible through a $100K donation from Tracy and John Sellers, all participating programs are eligible to receive allocations, ensuring equal access to incentives regardless of conference affiliation or 2026 performance. In addition to the tournament champion receiving $50K, there are more targeted incentives totaling $50K that will be distributed across three distinct award tracks: “Innovate” – rewards team statistical leaders (two offense & two defense); “Inspire” – presented to the program which best embodies sportsmanship, integrity and the mission of the NFCA; and “Coach” – presented in recognition of outstanding coaching performance, strategic execution and overall team leadership. National runner-up Texas Tech and fellow 2026 WCWS teams Tennessee, Mississippi State and Nebraska highlight the 18-team field. (link)

People & Places…
➤ Learfield welcomes back former company SVP for Corporate Strategy & Development/Fanbase Managing Director and recent Dude Perfect Chief Product Officer Matt Deimund as Chief Strategy Officer. In the new role, Deimund will handle corporate approach and search for growth across the company’s holdings, including its investment on AI development and related services. (link)
➤ Syracuse will hire Rock Entertainment Group SVP of Business Operations Chris Presson as Deputy AD/Chief Commercial Officer, per ESPN’s Pete Thamel. (link)
➤ Lafayette elevates Brian Winiarski from Assoc. AD to Senior Assoc. AD for Advancement. (link)
➤ Boise State promotes Asst. AD of Equipment Operations and Branding Matthew Sterling to Assoc. AD of Merchandise and Brand Operations. (link)
➤ The Fiesta Sports Foundation hires Wake Forest Sports Properties GM Banks Shepherd for its newly created role of VP of Partnerships. (link)
➤ Northwestern Assoc. AD for Sport Administration Jane Wagner has been named Chair of the Division I Softball Oversight Committee. (link)
➤ Athletes First is launching a new basketball division, led by agent David Mulugheta. (link)

Sources tell CollegeAD that NEC officials held interviews with commissioner candidates last week. The NEC is working with CSA Search & Consulting. (link)

While the Protect College Sports Act appears set to clear the Senate this week, questions remain about whether the House will return from its early recess to take up the legislation, and one lobbyist who worked on the PCSA tells The Hill’s Dominick Mastrangelo: “We remain pretty optimistic the House is going to make this a priority when they come back. The only reason you wouldn’t do that is because of sour grapes. They owe it to the American people, and especially for Republicans, to the expectations of the president on top of that.” If the lower chamber does come back, work remains to convince Congress members on both sides, including Chip Roy (R-TX), who says: “Ted’s got some good things in the bill and I’ve got some things that are concerning. We’ve got to do something, but it has to be sufficient enough. But right now, the last thing we need to do is campaign on sports when we need to do the SAVE [America] Act and cut spending.” (link)

The Senate Judiciary Committee has scheduled for tomorrow a hearing titled "Hearings To Examine Standing Up For Women In Sports, Focusing On Ensuring Opportunity, Fairness And Safety For Female Athletes." The hearing currently lists no witnesses, per Legis1, which also reports: “Fox Corp. filed a lobbying disclosure for Q4 2025 reporting $1.49M in lobbying activity and listed the Student Athlete Fairness and Enforcement Act (S2932) as legislation lobbied on, and filed a lobbying disclosure for Q3 2025 reporting $1.09M in lobbying activity and listed the Student Athlete Fairness and Enforcement Act (S2932) as legislation lobbied on; Fox Corp. lobbied on issues related to online sports betting in Q4 2025. American Gaming Association filed a lobbying disclosure for Q1 2026 reporting $730K in lobbying activity and lobbied on issues related to the PROTECT Student Athletes Act (H.R. 1552) in Q1 2026. American Gaming Association filed a lobbying disclosure for Q2 2026 reporting $660K in lobbying expenditures and lists the PROTECT Student Athletes Act (H.R. 1552) as a specific issue lobbied.” (link)

Freshly minted Old Dominion AD Tim House says he believes his “background is more impactful here than in the Big Ten because there’s so much TV money at that level. Whereas, my ability to come in and just be the best version of me and do what I’ve done well in terms of donor relationships, revenue-generation relationships, multi-media partnerships, I think if I can take a lot of what I learned at that level, it actually makes a greater impact here. You find an extra, $3M, $4M, $5M a year in fundraising dollars here, you’re talking about winning the Sun Belt in everything. You’re putting yourself in position. You still have to have the culture, still have to have the coaches, but those resources make a greater impact here.” He adds: “All the bones are here … but I think we can take it to the next level.” (link)

As Utah State AD Cameron Walker approaches his one-year anniversary in the role, he talks with The Utah Statesman’s Mark Greenwood about his experience so far and his plans for moving forward. Key takeaways…

The James Madison Board of Visitors reviewed athletic department updates and facility master plans at its latest meeting. The board also addressed data showing last season's College Football Playoff appearance against Oregon generated nearly $300M in earned-media value across 10K mentions and drew 4.1M viewers. The Daily News-Record’s Shane Mettlen notes the exposure arrives as the university targets an enrollment increase from its current 23,167 students to 30K by 2040. Additionally, Dukes AD Matt Roan confirmed the athletic department finished paying its share of the House settlement and outlined requests for proposals to redevelop the district surrounding Bridgeforth Stadium, which could feature a stadium expansion, an indoor practice facility, and the razing of Godwin Hall, the current home of the swimming and diving program. Board Athletics Committee Chair John Lynch also noted that football has sold out of season tickets for the fourth straight season. (link)

Mississippi Valley State AD Dr. Alecia Shields-Gadson has issued a statement through X apologizing for what she calls a “lackluster game day experience” during last weekend’s home football loss to Delta State at Rice-Totten Stadium that reads, in part: “We hold ourselves to a high standard, and this weekend we fell short of delivering the vibrant, seamless, and exciting environment that our loyal alumni, students, and community deserve. From operational delays to the overall stadium atmosphere, the experience did not reflect the true spirit of MVSU football. … We are already reviewing every aspect of our game day operations to ensure that our next home game provides the premier experience you expect and deserve. Thank you for your unmatched loyalty, your patience, and your continued support of our student-athletes. We are committed to getting this right, and we look forward to welcoming you back with a renewed energy and an improved atmosphere.” (link)

Major non-conference women’s college athletics showcases are growing into premier pro venues, capitalizing on surging television ratings, record venue crowds and new NIL revenue streams, per SBJ’s Rachel Axon. Event operators including Range Sports, Wild Horse Sports and ESPN Events are now expanding inventories across basketball, softball and gymnastics, with Players Era projecting mid-seven figures in NIL deals combined in its volleyball and women’s basketball events, with USC, Texas, Duke and South Carolina committed to the December basketball showcase. Players Era CEO Seth Berger: "What’s interesting is the number of quality teams in women’s sports has grown significantly in the last few years. So five years ago, a top-five versus top-20 women’s basketball game was not going to be close. Now these games are close. There are more really good players in women’s basketball and women’s volleyball. And so because of that, there’s more opportunity for event operators to create meaningful events." ESPN Events VP Clint Overby adds: “We have no shortage of teams looking for opportunities and we see no shortage of promoters out there looking to create opportunities.” (link)

North Carolina Baseball HC Scott Forbes has agreed to a six-year contract extension that will keep him in Chapel Hill through 2032. Per WRAL News’ Brian Murphy, the new agreement will pay him $1.2M annually in each of the first three years before climbing to $2M in the final year of the deal. Forbes will be eligible for up to $500K in performance bonuses each season with his contract also including a $1.55M staff salary pool; a $1.15M operating budget; and $820K in FY28 revenue sharing. (link, link, link)

The Miami Marlins cut six of their 12 pro scouts as part of an industry-wide shift toward video and data analytics over in-person evaluation. The Miami Herald’s Barry Jackson notes MLB teams are increasingly utilizing TrackMan technology to evaluate players remotely through digital interfaces, and the Marlins join a growing list of franchises, including the Atlanta Braves, Washington Nationals, Houston Astros, and Minnesota Twins, that have reduced or eliminated traditional pro scouting departments in favor of a data-driven approach to big-league player evaluation. (link)

Wofford has received a $2M gift from Steve and Ashley Richardson Allen to endow the Women’s Basketball HC position. (link)

Omaha on Friday held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Howard L. Hawks Training Center and the $12.5M Maverick Park Clubhouse. A release from UNO notes the “privately funded project is part of the third phase of Omaha Athletics’ Campus Masterplan and represents a $67.5M investment in the holistic student-athlete experience.” (link)

Austin Peay shares a look at the new sod at Joe Maynard Field at Raymond C. Hand Park, home of the Govs’ baseball team. (link)

Boise State has partnered with Collegiate Mobile to launch Bronco Mobile, which automatically donates a portion of each subscriber’s monthly payment directly to one of two funds, as chosen by each individual subscriber – the Athletic Director’s Excellence Fund or the President’s True Blue Endowed Scholarship Fund. (link)

Colleges and universities remain deeply divided over the deployment of AI-detection software to combat automated academic dishonesty four years after the launch of ChatGPT, according to The Atlantic's Will Oremus, who notes Turnitin has sold its AI detection add-on to roughly 1,400 North American institutions—flagging AI writing in nearly half of all U.S. university submissions last academic year—while maintaining a claimed false-positive rate under 1% and a false-negative rate around 15%. Competitor Pangram reports an internal false-positive rate of 1 in 25K, yet major institutions like Vanderbilt, Indiana and Harvard have discouraged or banned automated detection due to concerns over false accusations, bias, and evasion tactics like "humanizer" tools. MIT teacher-education program director Eric Klopfer offers his solution: "We’re trying to think about how we approach the design of our education system in a way that should hopefully mitigate even the need for AI detectors. If it feels like what I’m doing is checking a box that says I’m going to get credit, then it’s understandable why students would want to take a shortcut." (link)

Genius Sports CEO Mark Locke expects prediction markets to remain a U.S. sports wagering fixture, while positioning the B2B data provider to monetize the expansion regardless of regulatory shifts, per Casino.org’s Todd Shriber. Genius recently secured event-contract settlement deals with Kalshi and Polymarket operators to provide official data, settlement, integrity services and real-time pricing feeds to exchange market makers, alongside user acquisition services via its media platforms. Texas Capital Analyst David Bain noted parallels between prediction markets’ current customer acquisition efforts and the post-2018 PASPA repeal customer acquisition "land grab" by online sportsbooks, highlighting that Genius had already secured agreements covering a substantial portion of active liquidity providers. Locke: “Demand can endure while access narrows, activity falls or customers move between products. The distinction is between confidence in the underlying appetite for sports wagering and confidence in any particular platform’s current business model. Genius does not need to make the second bet to benefit from the first. If prediction-market customers do not stick, the activity returns to the sportsbooks we already supply.” (link)

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