# Tennessee players co-design a model of what collective bargaining could look like in college sports
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4 outlets covering · First listed: Washington Times, Nov 10, 2026, 9:04 AM · Read it:
A group representing college athletes partnered with Tennessee basketball players to release the most detailed vision yet of what a collective-bargaining agreement in college sports could look like.
## Who's covering it
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- Nov 10, 2026, 8:00 AM: [Tennessee players co-design a model of what collective bargaining could look like in college sports]() — AP (Wire service, United States)
- Nov 10, 2026, 9:04 AM: [Tennessee players co-design a model of what collective bargaining could look like in college sports]() — Washington Times (Newspaper, United States)
A group representing college athletes partnered with Tennessee basketball players to release the most detailed vision yet of what a collective-bargaining agreement in college sports could look like.
- Nov 10, 2026, 1:47 PM: [Tennessee Basketball Makes College Sports History with First-of-Its-Kind Collective Bargaining Deal]() — EssentiallySports (Sports)
Tennessee basketball has drafted something unprecedented in college sports—a document that could reshape how athletes and schools negotiate. They have put together a comprehensive collective bargaining agreement, a first of its kind in college history, transforming the relationship between college athletes and the athletic administration. The proposed agreement covers the salary cap, length of the
- Nov 11, 2026, 8:51 AM: [Tennessee players launch first bargaining plan as college sports bill faces tight deadline]() — CBS Sports (Sports, United States)
The proposal outlines athlete contracts, transfer rules and salary limits, as the competing Protect College Sports Act hangs in the balance