Managing Editor at Last Word on College Football; Part
Tony Siracusa is a Managing Editor at Last Word on College Football. He specializes in sports journalism, covering a wide range of topics including team sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports with public policy. Tony's work has been featured in LastWordOnSports.com, BVM Sports, Yardbarker, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Yahoo Sports.
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The Protect College Sports Act Likely Headed to a Senate Vote This Week; There have been revisions, but one senator says they are ready.
Wake Forest has a leadership void to fill in 2026. It happens to schools every year. And it gets harder and harder to manage with college sports
The Protect College Sports Act may be dying as quickly as it was first given birth. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) said Thursday night that he no longer sees the bill going for a full vote of the Senate before the August Summer break in two weeks. Late last week, Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO) proclaimed his confidence that the bill had the needed 60 votes to pass the Senate and that a vote would likely be scheduled for the end of this week.
Hey, if you make the right phone calls, you might have college athletic eligibility left. Didn't play college sports? That may not matter.
By: Tony Siracusa
A Colorado judge has taken her confusing ruling on college sports eligibility from Friday night and thrown it into a food processor for people to figure out.
Wake Forest Is Going to Stand With Its Current Roster, according to Jake Dickert, as coaches the country try to understand the new court rulings
After a year of exceeding national expectations, Jake Dickert starts his second Fall camp in Winston-Salem with Wake Forest's “pajama practice.” The
For the third straight season, Wake Forest will operate its offense with a transfer quarterback. It's the way it is in college football these days.
Wake Forest head coach Jake Dickert asserted, “ Pajama practices are over! ” on Wednesday. It wasn't quite a proclamation on the level of “Our long national nightmare is over,” from 50 years ago.
The Protect College Sports Act has been shelved by the US Senate in a 2 am decision Saturday morning. Does this kill the legislation for good? Certainly, the social media world was doing a victory lap after some pontificators had presumed it was dead on arrival a month ago, without any real basis for the judgment.
