Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy questions College Sports Commission authority, seeks 'one person in charge'

Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy has expressed concerns about the authority of the College Sports Commission (CSC), a new enforcement body that opened operations this summer. Gundy believes that there should be "one person in charge" to oversee college sports regulations, rather than multiple entities with overlapping responsibilities. Gundy's comments come amidst the ongoing debate around the governance and oversight of college athletics, particularly in the wake of recent changes such as the introduction of name, image, and likeness (NIL) rules. He argues that the current system with various governing bodies and commissions is confusing and lacks clear leadership. The coach's remarks highlight the need for a more streamlined and efficient regulatory framework in college sports. As the landscape continues to evolve, many within the industry are calling for a more centralized approach to address the growing complexities and challenges facing the collegiate athletic landscape.