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What Will the NCAA Do Next? Northwestern University and the Impact on Other Regulatory Schemes

With the popular discussion of whether college football players should be paid athletes outside of their scholarship to the school, this paper delves into the potential impact of that decision. By having football players as employees, a myriad of legislative and regulatory schemes become active to control how these football players are treated. With these rights, these players have the ability to form unions, negotiate salaries, and other opportunities that are usually reserved to employees. This sort of freedom does not come without government control and regulation which is where an imposition of tax scheming and other compliance methods attach. Aside from the treatment of the newly named employees and government control, the universities themselves will have a whole set of new legal issues that will arise under this potential groundbreaking decision.