美国参议院就大学体育运动员姓名、形象、肖像权（NIL）薪资帽立法陷入僵持状态。参议院商务委员会主席特德·克鲁兹主张新提案中的4880万美元薪资帽是真正的硬性上限，该上限由2130万美元基础薪资帽加2750万美元留用池组成。1克鲁兹表示："薪资帽是硬性上限。就这样。那个漏洞已经堵上。"1
然而，美国东南大会（SEC）和十大联盟（Big Ten）对这一措辞仍然持怀疑态度，拒绝在《保护大学体育法案》的修改条款上签署协议。1参议院本周四晚已休会，距离假期仅余一周，在下周五前进行投票的可能性已大幅降低。1
NCAA主席查理·贝克呼吁各方支持这项法案，他指出："虽然没有完美的法案，但我恳求大学体育领导者和参议员现在就支持这项法案。"1
Negotiations over NCAA athlete compensation rules have stalled in the Senate, with Commerce Committee Chair Ted Cruz asserting that a proposed $48 million salary cap for college sports would function as a hard ceiling, though leading conferences are unconvinced.1
The proposal consists of a $21.3 million base salary cap supplemented by a $27.5 million retention pool.1 Cruz has declared that "The cap is a hard cap. Full stop. That loophole is closed,"1 but the Southeastern Conference and Big Ten have declined to endorse modifications to the Protect College Sports Act, citing concerns that the legislative language lacks sufficient enforceability.1 With the Senate adjourning Thursday evening and only a week remaining before the holiday recess, the likelihood of a floor vote has substantially diminished.1
NCAA President Charlie Baker has urged lawmakers to advance the legislation regardless of its imperfections, stating: "While no bill is perfect, I implore college sports leaders and Senators to support this bill now."1
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