Congress starts whispering about ways to punish the NCAA over opposition to bathroom bills https://t.co/NVPQX9JALi

— McClatchyDC (@McClatchyDC) October 5, 2017

WASHINGTON - Seizing on Republican criticism of the NCAA boycott of North Carolina over the state law that became known nationally as the “bathroom bill,” some congressional staffers are looking for a legislative path to payback — and it might come by allowing players more rights to their name, image and likeness.