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Could collective bargaining be the answer for college sports?


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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Could collective bargaining be the answer for college sports?