; (ii) how athletics affect the academic mission, academic integrity, and credit worthiness of institutions of higher education; (iii) graduation rates of student athletes; and (iv) standards of academic eligibility for participation in and terms of scholarships for student athletes. (B) The financing of intercollegiate athletics, including— (i) sources of revenue, including student fees, media contracts, and licensing agreements; (ii) expenditures of revenue, including compliance with title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, coaching salaries, and facilities development; (iii) the ability of institutions of higher education to finance intercollegiate athletics; (iv) the financial transparency of intercollegiate athletics; (v) the criteria for receipt of financial disbursements or rewards from athletic membership associations; (vi) rules related to earnings and benefits by student athletes, including the possibility of commercial compensation for the use of the names, images, and likenesses of student athletes and whether a student athlete may retain a personal representative to negotiate on behalf of the student athlete; (vii) tax regulations related to revenue from intercollegiate athletics; and (viii) Federal judicial decisions that affect compensation for student athletes or the right of student athletes to organize as a collective bargaining unit. (C) Recruitment and retention of student athletes, including rules related to— (i) professional sports participation; (ii) transfer of student athletes to other institutions