Changes have been made to a bill regulating college sports. The goal is to gain support from major conferences. A significant increase in funding is proposed, with a portion set aside for women.
Details of the revised bill are still being reviewed by conference leaders. The Big Ten commissioner is waiting to assess the new language. Further information on the proposed changes can be found through local news sources, such as KPRC 2, for readers in Piney Point Village, TX.
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