Rep. Burgess Owens has not given up his fight to reform the NCAA.
This week, he and two other congressional leaders, including a Democrat, reintroduced legislation that would make the NCAA's investigations into schools, teams and athletes more transparent and, hopefully, more fair.
Provide written notice to the programs or athletes being investigated within 60 days of being notified of a potential rule break;Provide details of the specific allegations being made within eight months of providing an initial notice of the investigation;Schedule a hearing related to the investigation no sooner than 60 days after those details are provided;File an annual report on enforcement proceedings to the Justice...
A spokesperson for Kustoff, R-Tenn., noted in a conversation with Fox News Digital that the NCAA sometimes seems to protect top schools while punishing smaller ones, like when similar allegations led to no punishment for Duke University and a vacated season for the University of Memphis.
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