Former Clemson Center, Vice president and Alumni Leadership Committee Member of the CFBPA, @cfbpaofficial #cfbpa
Joined July 2017
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Justin Falcinelli retweeted
One of the more intriguing parts of the Stanford football frat is the possibility that schools voluntarily recognize player unions.
It sounds far-fetched and NCAA and conference rules would need to change etc., but compare it to the current situation.
sportico.com/law/analysis/20….
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
Stanford football players are seeking to unionize by forming the first team chapter of the College Football Players Association.
For now, they’re calling it a “fraternity," but these chapters will eventually serve as the basis for a formal college football player’s union.
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
Stanford football players announced Monday the formation of a chapter of the College Football Players Association, which is pushing to eventually unionize college athletes. spr.ly/6014BEaRKu
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
Another step towards collective bargaining in college football.
Many claim college athletes would never want to unionize and collectively bargain.
This shows that’s wrong.
CBAs are the best way to bring stability to college football and other sports.
By conference, by sport.
Stanford football players have established the first chapter of the College Football Players Association in a move intended to create a foundation for unionization and collective bargaining - the latest signal of growing momentum for a college CBA.
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Justin Falcinelli retweeted
NEW: Stanford football players have formed the first team chapter of the College Football Players Association.
For now, they’re calling it a “fraternity.” But the ultimate goal is for it to become a union. frontofficesports.com/inside…
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
Stanford football players have established the first chapter of the College Football Players Association in a move intended to create a foundation for unionization and collective bargaining - the latest signal of growing momentum for a college CBA.
yhoo.it/4vMnQBb
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
NEW: Football players at Stanford have organized a chapter with the College Football Players Association.
This is not a union, though CFBPA leaders believe it's the foundation for potential unionizing + collective bargaining.
Much more for @washingtonsun: notus.org/sports/stanford-co…
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
Stanford football players form a CFBPA chapter, aiming to eventually unionize.
Senior OL Fisher Anderson to @achristovichh @FOS: “It's really hard to start something like this. We want to break that ice across the entire landscape of college football.”
frontofficesports.com/inside…
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
Stanford football players take a step toward forming a collective bargaining group. It’s a long road that others have failed to complete.
This time might be different.
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Justin Falcinelli retweeted
I’ve known @JasonStahl__ for over five years now, and as the leader of the @CFBPAOfficial he is the only one qualified to help athletes organize. I am proud to serve on the advisory board.
I’ve seen first hand how much Jason cares, but also how capable he and the CFBPA is in helping athletes navigate complex situations independently to protect themselves from otherwise predatory practices.
This is the next step. This brings stability for all stakeholders.
Stanford football players have established the first chapter of the College Football Players Association in a move intended to create a foundation for unionization and collective bargaining - the latest signal of growing momentum for a college CBA.
yhoo.it/4vMnQBb
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
"It's inevitable more so than possible. It needs to happen. The question is when," says Stanford center Fisher Anderson about his team's new chapter of the CFBPA, an initial step toward collective bargaining with their conference. Details here:
espn.com/college-football/st…
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
Stanford football players start a fraternity with the CFBPA in a move that could eventually pave the way for a union of college football players that bargains with conferences. I discuss the innovative move and the complexities, especially with labor law: sportico.com/law/analysis/20….
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
Another athlete informal objection has been filed to the House v. NCAA docket, this time by former Texas A&M football player Kwame Etwi.
Etwi is objecting to the way that BNIL damages are to be calculated under the settlement proposal's terms.
ALT Page 1 of Kwame Etwi's letter to Judge Claudia Wilken objecting to the House settlement.
ALT Page 2 of Kwame Etwi's letter to Judge Claudia Wilken objecting to the House settlement.
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
Really happy to have been a part of this story. This and the embedded video documentary are among the best you'll see on the subject: bloomberg.com/graphics/2024-…
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
A few months back we started our Alumni Member of the Month series on our CFBPA YouTube channel. Here's the most recent one with @TremayneAnchrum who is also a member of our Alumni Member Leadership Committee: youtube.com/watch?v=rnklaXu6…
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
As revenue sharing with college football players begins to be solved this summer, let's immediately turn to policing and stopping the other problems of college football. Only independent players associations can truly eradicate problems like this: inquirer.com/college-sports/…
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
Rep. Lori Trahan weighs in with a statement, suggesting college leaders not look to Congress but now bargain collectively with athletes.
Justin Falcinelli retweeted
The College Football Players Association supports a collective bargaining model without employment. CFBPA plans to start lobbying Congress.
Wrote in today's @On3NIL Newsletter about the role of Congressional assistance in the future of college sports.
on3.com/os/news/the-most-imp…
