ken colter. he was the star quarterback for the northwestern wildcats. he was the one that led the huddle on this. last year he argued he and his teammates should be treated as employees and be able to form a union due to the hours they put in on the field and the millions of dollars they generate each and every year for their school. if they win their case coming up in washington, they could end up seeking union benefits. at about 100 players on a team each year, that adds up. here's in d.c. this is howard university behind me. the head coach here -- they were practicing here. he told me his kids, should northwestern end up winning this case, his kids will certainly take notice. take a listen. >> if it's something that works at northwestern and goes around i'm pretty sure we'll have guys that will research it and bring it to the table. >> so start multiplying this out and you can see how the money in big time college athletics could