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REPORT: Congress Will Intervene On The NCAA’s Plan For Athletes Being Able To Profit

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David Hookstead Sports And Entertainment Editor
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Congress will reportedly intervene after the NCAA took a step towards allowing players to profit.

The NCAA is nearing a rule change that would allow athletes to profit off of their image and likeness. However, it apparently doesn’t go far enough. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)

According to Ross Dellenger, members of congress have told him that they’re going to have to get involved in the situation.

“It doesn’t matter what the NCAA does now. Congress is going to step in and do something now,” Dellenger said during a Thursday appearance while talking with Paul Finebaum.

Congress going to war with the NCAA over athletes being able to profit is the battle I’m here for. That’s the kind of entertainment we need during the coronavirus pandemic.

I’m honestly not even sure what congress could do at this point, but I 100% any measure that brings back “NCAA Football.”

The fact the NCAA won’t allow the popular video game to return is worth an investigation of its own.

I’ve been very clear that I’m all for athletes being allowed to profit. This is America, and we support freedom and capitalism in this country.

Now, should there be some rules in place to make sure it doesn’t become the wild west? Sure, but I think we can all agree it’s time for some of these stars to make a couple dollars.

We’ll have to wait and see what ends up happening, but it’s a fight I can’t wait to follow.