A controversial ruling by the regional director of the National Labor Relations Board this week gives college football players the right to form a union. At issue was whether scholarship players should be considered employees of the university, in this case Northwestern University. NLRB Regional Director Peter Ohr ruled that the players are athletes first and students second.
That’s probably a fair reading for most college football players in the country at both public and private colleges. But the solution isn’t unionization.
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