With the college football season approaching, there are still plenty of off-field storylines. The 2026-27 school year will be the second of the rev-share era and the Protect College Sports Act is still on track for the Senate floor after a markup and committee vote.
All the while, coaches have been vocal about the need for consequences if programs violate the rules. Texas coach Steve Sarkisian is among them, and he shared his ****** sment of the current landscape, particularly with regard to tampering.
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Sarkisian is hopeful the NCAA will be able to have stronger rules enforcement, alluding to the Protect College Sports Act and federal ****** istance for the landscape. He knows the realities about tampering in college football, but said there needs to be repercussions if rules are broken.
“I don’t want to be worried about my fourth wide receiver getting talked to by another school’s coach in pregame warmups,” Sarkisian said on The Stampede. “‘Hey, come transfer here at the end of the season. You’re not playing there anyway.’ Those are the things, like, if you do those things, there’s got to be consequences for breaking rules. And right now, we can’t govern our own rules, and that’s the most frustrating part of where we’re at in college football society right now. We can’t enforce our own laws. We can’t enforce our own rules. There’s no consequences right now.
#consequences
All the while, coaches have been vocal about the need for consequences if programs violate the rules. Texas coach Steve Sarkisian is among them, and he shared his ****** sment of the current landscape, particularly with regard to tampering.
[ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ]
Sarkisian is hopeful the NCAA will be able to have stronger rules enforcement, alluding to the Protect College Sports Act and federal ****** istance for the landscape. He knows the realities about tampering in college football, but said there needs to be repercussions if rules are broken.
“I don’t want to be worried about my fourth wide receiver getting talked to by another school’s coach in pregame warmups,” Sarkisian said on The Stampede. “‘Hey, come transfer here at the end of the season. You’re not playing there anyway.’ Those are the things, like, if you do those things, there’s got to be consequences for breaking rules. And right now, we can’t govern our own rules, and that’s the most frustrating part of where we’re at in college football society right now. We can’t enforce our own laws. We can’t enforce our own rules. There’s no consequences right now.
#consequences
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