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- APCollege sports
- Yahoo SportsTennessee basketball’s mock CBA offers glimpse into college sports’ futureTennessee men's team unveiled a mock CBA term sheet Tuesday, a non-binding exercise meant to show what a formal athlete-school deal could look like.
- Washington ExaminerThe Protect College Sports Act is probably dead — and that’s a good thingFootball conference championships are nearly here, with the Atlantic Coast Conference, Southeastern Conference, and Big Ten Conference set to host some of the biggest games on the first Saturday in December. It could be the last season under the old system, but it likely won’t. Even though the Senate overwhelmingly passed the Protect College Sports
- CBS SportsTennessee players launch first bargaining plan as college sports bill faces tight deadlineThe proposal outlines athlete contracts, transfer rules and salary limits, as the competing Protect College Sports Act hangs in the balance
- NY PostLatest College Footbal Playoff rankings sports new No. 1, some head-scratching decisionsThere are three more Tuesday-night rankings shows before the bracket is set on Dec. 6 — the day after the last round of conference title games.
- Sports IllustratedTyler Lundblade Tells Stephen A. Smith How the Vols Negotiated a College Sports CBA ModelTennessee guard Tyler Lundblade joins Stephen A. Smith to explain how the Vols helped negotiate a CBA model covering player pay, transfers and time off.
- EssentiallySportsTennessee Basketball Makes College Sports History with First-of-Its-Kind Collective Bargaining DealTennessee 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