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September 16, 2026|02:21

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Cruz expects Senate vote on Protect College Sports Act this week or next

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With college football in full swing, proponents of the Protect College Sports Act have launched an all-out blitz to push the legislation through the Senate before the chamber breaks in the coming weeks.

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