Tennessee men’s basketball takes collective bargaining for a practice run
Tennessee’s model agreement covers pay, transfers and health protections without changing what players are paid or how they’re treated.
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Tennessee men’s basketball players negotiated a model collective bargaining framework with university athletics officials, helped by Athletes.org. It proposes pay rules, transfer restrictions and health protections. This is a rehearsal, not a signed or ratified deal: the players haven’t unionized, and the exercise won’t change their pay or treatment. Athletic director Danny White and Athletes.org co-founder Brandon Copeland say an effective agreement would need more schools and players.
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