🏅Private schools are about to dominate recruiting in Texas

Hey there,

Not too long ago we ran a piece on how college athletics admissions could be changing drastically over the next four years. In that piece, we discussed two bills in Texas that could curb international student-athlete participation. Well today, we’re going to talk about what would actually happen if those bills (which functionally say the same thing) got passed in the state’s legislature – and which schools would benefit most from the law.

At least in terms of on-field/court performance, the law would benefit private schools massively while disadvantaging public schools. Why? Well, if you’re an All-Access subscriber, you’re about to find out. If you’re not, sign up here. Let’s get into it.

— Cole, Justin and Collin

Some Context…

If you didn’t read our first piece that discusses this topic, you should read it here – it gets into the philosophical discussion around limiting international student-athletes from playing in the U.S. But Texas’ SB 1319 bill was a very small part of that piece, and it’s the whole point of this whole piece, so we should probably explain it a bit more.

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