According to reports, plans to create a presidential commission to oversee key issues in college sports have been placed on hold.The commission championed by President Donald Trump was slated to be headed by former Alabama football coach Nick Saban and ex-Texas Tech offensive lineman Cody Campbell, who’s now the chairman of the Texas Tech Board of Regents.The commission idea gained steam after May 1, when Trump spoke at the University of Alabama’s graduation ceremony that also included an address from Saban. With multiple issues clouding the college sports landscape – including powerful Name, Image, Likeness questions that the courts and Congress have been trying to answer – the presidential commission sounded like another avenue to find solutions.But two weeks after meeting with Trump in Tuscaloosa, Saban appeared on “The Paul Finebaum Show” and claimed the commission might not be necessary.