Without nationwide rules, South Carolina lawmakers move to keep college athlete payments secret

South Carolina lawmakers move to keep college athlete payments secret

One by one, South Carolina senators stood up at the Statehouse this week, saying they didn't want to wade into the rules about paying college athletes, but they

SC colleges are paying athletes. The Statehouse wants to know if NIL deals include public money.

A bill meant to shield universities’ revenue-sharing contracts with athletes from open records laws has hit a snag, because S.C. lawmakers want to know if public money was funding those deals.

Without nationwide rules, South Carolina lawmakers move to keep college athlete payments secret

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — One by one, South Carolina senators stood up at the Statehouse this week, saying they didn't want to wade into the rules about paying college athletes, but they couldn't bear to see their Gamecocks or Tigers left behind on the field or the court. South Carolina is poised to join at [...]

Another state moves to keep payments to college athletes secret

South Carolina lawmakers have approved a bill to keep secret how much money teams and athletes are paid under new college sports rules.

SC bill that would keep college NIL details private nears finish line

A South Carolina Senate bill, H.4902, seeks to keep college athlete revenue-sharing contract details private, sparking debate over transparency.

GMC Monday Headline: Hands Free Citations Will Begin This Weekend & SC Lawmakers Vote To Keep College Player Payments A Secret

Monday Headlines: SC Law Enforcement Officials say they will now be issuing citations this Saturday for the Hands Free And Distracted Driving Law. The first offense will be a $100 fine and each additional violation, within a 3 year span, will be a $200 dollar fine and 2 points on your drivers license. South Carolina Lawmakers passed a bill that will keep secret the amount of money given to athletic teams and how much money college players are be…