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Members of our Stanford chapter speaking out against the Protect College Sports Act:
NEW: The Senate is on the verge of passing the "Protect College Sports Act" after lobbying from Amazon, Disney, Paramount and more.
The bill would cap player compensation, but fails to address massive coach salaries, buyouts, or private equity.
Actual college athletes have been left out of the process, so while the NCAA would get an anti-trust exemption, players wouldn't get a seat at the table.
We talked to Stanford football players to learn more.
Another example of why the first plank of our Platform for Change reads, "Guaranteed access to independent medical care."
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Only players getting organized will fix these types of problems which continue to plague college football. Become a member today to bring about the change players need: cfbpa.org/member-cfbp
Our heartfelt condolences go out to the family, friends and teammates of MicahJo Barnett after his in-game death this past weekend. We await further information from officials as to cause of death and whether more could have been done to prevent this tragedy.
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“All we’re trying to do is give athletes a voice at the table.”
Stanford players formed the first-ever @CFBPAOfficial chapter last week. The organization has a 1-3 year timeline to reach “systemic, conference-level collective bargaining” across the ACC.
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The NCAA and its schools want enforceable rules, stable rosters and protection from antitrust lawsuits.
Collective bargaining can provide all three. The part they resist is sharing power with athletes.
My latest column: sandiegouniontribune.com/202…
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One of the more intriguing parts of the Stanford football frat is the possibility that schools voluntarily recognize player unions.
It sounds far-fetched and NCAA and conference rules would need to change etc., but compare it to the current situation.
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Stanford football players are seeking to unionize by forming the first team chapter of the College Football Players Association.
For now, they’re calling it a “fraternity," but these chapters will eventually serve as the basis for a formal college football player’s union.
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Stanford is the first school to establish a chapter of the College Football Players Association (CFBPA).
The move marks a significant step toward potential unionization and collective bargaining in college football.
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Stanford football players announced Monday the formation of a chapter of the College Football Players Association, which is pushing to eventually unionize college athletes. spr.ly/6014BEaRKu
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Stanford football players form a CFBPA chapter, aiming to eventually unionize.
Senior OL Fisher Anderson to @achristovichh @FOS: “It's really hard to start something like this. We want to break that ice across the entire landscape of college football.”
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Stanford football players have established the first chapter of the College Football Players Association in a move intended to create a foundation for unionization and collective bargaining - the latest signal of growing momentum for a college CBA.
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Stanford football players take a step toward forming a collective bargaining group. It’s a long road that others have failed to complete.
This time might be different.
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NEW: Football players at Stanford have organized a chapter with the College Football Players Association.
This is not a union, though CFBPA leaders believe it's the foundation for potential unionizing + collective bargaining.
Much more for @washingtonsun: notus.org/sports/stanford-co…
