Senate votes against amendment to cap college sports ticket price increases
The Hill · September 29, 2026Original source ↗
What happened
The Senate voted to reject an amendment proposed by Sen. John Kennedy to limit ticket price increases for college sports to four percent annually. This amendment was part of the Protect College Sports Act. Ticket prices for certain high-profile games have risen significantly in recent years.
Why it matters
The outcome could impact the affordability of attending college sporting events for fans.
How this story affects people
How does this story affect you if you are a college sports fan?
The rejection of the amendment means that ticket prices for college sporting events could continue to rise significantly, making it more expensive for fans to attend games. This could lead to decreased attendance at events as affordability becomes a concern for many supporters.
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