College Sports' New Self‑Regulatory Body Faces Turmoil After One Year

A year ago a new independent commission was formed to oversee college athletics, aiming to replace the NCAA’s governance. In practice, the body has already faced battles over athlete compensation, media rights and eligibility rules that mirror the very issues it sought to resolve.

Several lawsuits and negotiations have stalled progress, preventing the anticipated stability. Observers suggest the commission must secure greater authority and funding to deliver lasting reform.