WVU Rich Rodriguez pleased with College Sports Act progress, believes CBA come in future

On Monday night, the Senate passed the College Sports Act with a vote of 77-22. This moves the bill to the House of Representatives, pushing it one step closer to one day becoming final.

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WVU Rich Rodriguez pleased with College Sports Act progress, believes CBA come in future

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