OT: UT PLAYERS INTRODUCE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING FRAMEWORK

[TheResistance]

FUTURE OF 'COLLEGE' SPORTS

 

[ThreeDogNight2]

FUTURE OF 'COLLEGE' SPORTS

I don’t think anyone on Tennessee team is smart enough to understand the legal mumbo jumbo, so I wonder who they had do it for them.

 

[BigBluefoot]

Salary caps league wide might help the smaller schools some. But if you're just placing caps on your school, you are going to be handicapping yourself.

 

[Hush4872]

I don’t think anyone on Tennessee team is smart enough to understand the legal mumbo jumbo, so I wonder who they had do it for them.

That kinda applies to everyone who isn't a bar certified lawyer specializing in a specific field tho, doesn't it?

 

[JwUKFan11]

I don’t think anyone on Tennessee team is smart enough to understand the legal mumbo jumbo, so I wonder who they had do it for them.

Do you create all your own contracts?

 

[ThreeDogNight2]

Do you create all your own contracts?

In my personal experience yes I’ve worked on multiple industrial, residential, and commercial contracts. As well as filing the contract for my marriage and mortgage.

 

[HipTer]

From the link TR provided it looks like it was in the vein of an academic proof of concept by the administration and players. I like it. I think something along these lines is the best path to compromises and a more stable product fans would probably prefer.

 

[JakeKx]

Seems like this is exactly what basketball players wouldn’t want.