Trump advisor, ex-NFL player Cody Campbell warns Protect College Sports Act is final chance to restore order

College sports presidential advisor Cody Campbell discusses the Protect College Sports Act, which aims to restore order and establish rules in collegiate athletics, on ‘The Will Cain Show.’

The FIFA World Cup has transformed North America into the center of the soccer world.

For nearly two weeks and counting, fans from around the globe have poured into the United States, Canada and Mexico, filling stadiums, fan festivals and watch parties across the 16 host cities.

Former Texas Tech and Indianapolis Colts offensive lineman Cody Campbell joined Fox News Channel’s "The Will Cain Show" on Tuesday. During the wide-ranging conversation, Campbell expressed optimism about the way international visitors have embraced some of the best the United States has to offer during the World Cup.

"It's great to have everybody here. And I've loved the comments on social media from people from around the world just saying how nice and how surprised they were with how great the United States is. Because I don't think we're portrayed that way in international media. So it's a fantastic opportunity for us to showcase the whole country."

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Norway fans perform the Viking row in Times Square in New York on June 21, 2026, ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group I match against Senegal. (John Sibley/Reuters)

Campbell, who advises President Donald Trump on college sports issues, was asked about the Protect College Sports Act and its path to the Senate floor as the legislation continues to move forward.

"The Protect College Sports Act is the first viable college sports bill that has made it out of committee in either house. At this point, it's our far and last and only chance to restore some measure of