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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 26 MIN

CHANGES: How protect College Sports Act could have HUGE impact on Boston College Athletics

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Protect College Sports Act could reshape Boston College Eagles athletics, leveling the playing field in the NIL era. Could roster caps and stricter transfer rules give the Eagles a competitive boost—and threaten the dominance of SEC and Big Ten juggernauts? AJ Black analyzes the bill’s impact on scholarship limits, pay transparency, and how it might address out-of-control payments for star recruits.   Key segments explore the potential for pooled media rights to stabilize the ACC, controversial changes to transfer eligibility, and the so-called “Lane Kiffin rule” restricting midseason coaching departures. Plus, what will new rivalry requirements mean for BC’s historic matchups with Holy Cross, Army, and Temple? Don’t miss this fast-paced breakdown of NCAA football’s future and what the Protect College Sports Act really means for Boston College.   If you’re a true diehard Boston College fan… the Everydayer All-Access tier is built for you. You’ll get one-on-one text access with me, bonus episodes, an exclusive newsletter, and a 15% discount to the Locked On merch store. Head to https://lockedonbostoncollege.supercast.com/to join the Everydayer program and unlock All-Access.   Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 🎧 https://link.chtbl.com/LOBostonCollege?sid=YouTube   Locked On College Conferences, HBCU, Basketball & More 🎧 https://linktr.ee/LockedOnCollege   #BostonCollege If you’re a true diehard Boston College fan… the Everydayer All-Access tier is built for you. You’ll get one-on-one text access with me, bonus episodes, an exclusive newsletter, and a 15% discount to the Locked On merch store. Head to https://lockedonbostoncollege.supercast.com/to join the Everydayer program and unlock All-Access. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Protect College Sports Act could reshape Boston College Eagles athletics, leveling the playing field in the NIL era. Could roster caps and stricter transfer rules give the Eagles a competitive boost—and threaten the dominance of SEC and Big Ten juggernauts? AJ Black analyzes the bill’s impact on scholarship limits, pay transparency, and how it might address out-of-control payments for star recruits. Key segments explore the potential for pooled media rights to stabilize the ACC, controversial changes to transfer eligibility, and the so-called “Lane Kiffin rule” restricting midseason coaching departures. Plus, what will new rivalry requirements mean for BC’s historic matchups with Holy Cross, Army, and Temple? Don’t miss this fast-paced breakdown of NCAA football’s future and what the Protect College Sports Act really means for Boston College.

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