At a crossroads between tradition and transformation, the United States Senate prepared this week to vote on the Protect College Sports Act — legislation that could impose a unified federal framework on a collegiate athletics system increasingly strained by its own contradictions. Gonzaga's Mark Few, one of the most decorated coaches of his generation, stepped beyond the sidelines to lend his voice to the cause, signaling that the hunger for order had reached those who live inside the system every day. The outcome of this vote may well define the rules of the game for a generation of student-a