A court injunction has thrown a potential Little League World Series trip for 12-and-under boys from Boerne and Tulsa into uncertainty, while the stalled Save College Sports Act leaves traditional college football rivalries facing an uncertain future. The developments highlight what one report calls a 'golden era of court injunctions' in sports, stretching from college football to Little League. The surprise, the report says, is that it took this long for the absurdity to reach this level. Meanwhile, with the Save College Sports Act stalled, once-annual rivalries like Oklahoma-Nebraska and the Backyard Brawl could be lost to conference realignment. These matchups used to define college football, but their futures are now unclear as the legislation that might protect them has not advanced.