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Message: [QUOTE="texascpa, post: 3970705, member: 468"] Which they won't be able to do. You can't organize among independent companies (or schools) a specific rate of pay for employees. That's called wage-fixing and illegal under anti-trust laws. No court will allow that. Now, if the players were part of a union they could possibly negotiate a collective bargaining agreement with the NCAA (which would represent the schools) for a school salary cap, similar to what the NBA uses. This has skirted anti-trust laws for decades. But, you can't just say each player, regardless of school will be paid this much. That's not how America works. [/QUOTE]