Could collective bargaining be the answer for college sports?

Posted Jul 9, 2025
Some athletic administrators, and even head football coaches, are serious enough about the concept that they have participated in in-person bargaining or unionization presentations before those attempting to organize players, like Jim Cavale of Athletes.Org and Jason Stahl of the College Football Players Association. (Yahoo! Sports)

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