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Trump Considers Executive Order on College Athlete Payments

Last updated: May 2, 2025 6:30 pm
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President Trump is reportedly considering an executive order to investigate payments made to college athletes and whether they have led to an unfair system. This renewed focus on the issue comes after a conversation with Nick Saban, the former University of Alabama football coach, during an event in Tuscaloosa. The Wall Street Journal first reported on this consideration, citing sources who were briefed on the matter.

The proposed executive order would address the recent changes in college athletics that allow student-athletes to monetize their athletic careers. Last year, the NCAA settled a class-action antitrust lawsuit by agreeing to implement a revenue-sharing plan that includes direct payments to athletes by schools. Additionally, the NCAA has lifted restrictions on athletes receiving endorsements and sponsorships, known as “name, image, and likeness” payments.

These changes have sparked a transformation in college sports, with schools competing to offer lucrative compensation packages to attract top talent. Star players are now signing deals worth millions of dollars, leading to concerns about the fairness and sustainability of the system. Critics, including Nick Saban, have pointed out that wealthy programs have an advantage in recruiting due to their ability to offer better compensation.

President Trump, a former owner of a team in the USFL, has a history of involvement in sports issues. He has been vocal on cultural shifts in sports, such as his stance on players kneeling during the national anthem in the NFL. He has also defended sports teams with Native American names and imagery, opposing efforts to change them as politically correct.

In a recent statement, President Trump reiterated his opposition to changing sports team names and mascots, particularly those with Native American references. He argued that such changes are degrading to the Indian population and criticized the movement towards greater cultural sensitivity in sports.

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Overall, President Trump’s potential executive order on college athlete payments reflects his ongoing interest in sports issues and his stance on cultural shifts in the sports industry. It remains to be seen how this order, if issued, will impact the landscape of college athletics and the debate surrounding athlete compensation.

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