What happened: Randy Levine is increasing pressure on Congress as the Protect College Sports Act encounters an uncertain path through the House. The measure was omitted from the House schedule for its first week back.

Why it matters: The legislation represents a central push to establish a federal framework governing college athletics compensation and eligibility. Without floor consideration scheduled, the delay risks stalling federal reform efforts as the legislative calendar narrows.

What to watch: Watch whether House leadership moves the bill onto the floor calendar during subsequent sessions.