Pac-12 football players’ demands include:
— Player-approved health standards enforced by 3rd party
— 50% of revenue distributed evenly to athletes
— Medical insurance for 6 years after college
— Reduce pay of Larry Scott, coaches, administrators theplayerstribune.com/en-us/articles…
— Player-approved health standards enforced by 3rd party
— 50% of revenue distributed evenly to athletes
— Medical insurance for 6 years after college
— Reduce pay of Larry Scott, coaches, administrators theplayerstribune.com/en-us/articles…
Some other demands by Pac-12 football players:
— End lavish facility costs and use endowment funds to protect all sports
— Prohibit/void COVID-19 agreements that waive liability
— 2% of revenue to support financial aid for low-income Black students & community initiatives
— End lavish facility costs and use endowment funds to protect all sports
— Prohibit/void COVID-19 agreements that waive liability
— 2% of revenue to support financial aid for low-income Black students & community initiatives
Racial equality is a key theme of the Pac-12 players’ statement. “Because NCAA sports exploit college athletes physically, economically and academically, and also disproportionately harm Black college athletes, #WeAreUnited.”
The Pac-12 players suggest they are “forming alliances with college athletes from other conferences.” It’s not clear from the statement how many Pac-12 players are involved or which universities.
