College sports wants more TV money. Congress should be wary.

The Protect College Sports Act aims to let universities and conferences team up to sell media rights en masse, potentially boosting their revenue. However, this could lead to higher costs for TV and streaming services for viewers. The bill's antitrust exemption is controversial, as it might concentrate power among a few big players in college sports, which could have ripple effects on competition and fan accessibility. It's crucial for Congress to carefully weigh these implications to ensure fair play and fair pricing for sports fans.