Kain Colter's grandmother often spoke about rights and equality, values she brought home from her job managing an office of a Colorado law firm. Those conversations planted a seed for Colter, who would go on to become a quarterback at Northwestern University - and the face of an exploding movement to give college athletes the right to form unions and bargain. ''He understands that he's been put on this earth to serve people,'' Colter's father, Spencer, said. From an esteemed athletic career at Cherry Creek High School in suburban Denver all the way to a football revival at Northwestern, Colter has accumulated a list of admirers who rave about his leadership and intelligence. More...