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    Scenario One I would suggest the new athletic director to inform the booster on how money is allocated within the athletic budget which is essential for operating all programs. I would inquire what his reason for not giving money to the general athletic fund and softball team. I would emphasize the importance of making a contribution where each student-athlete will have the opportunity to participate without the worrisome of financial burden. Depending on financial situations, I believe all…

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    1. Although the role of genes plays a factor in athletic performance, the process of translating it to the actual playing field is a lot more difficult and important. For this reason, I do believe that sports are fair. In Farrey’s argument, he points out studies that showed that genes appear to deserve credit for about two-thirds of vertical leaping ability and that balance and flexibility are at least somewhat inherited. However, most of becoming a great performer in sport is all in the head…

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    ASU now hosts the college football Cactus Bowl and the ASU Sun Devil football team, of the Pacific-12 Conference. The Sun Devil Stadium is the host for not only football games, but important events and celebrations. It was visited by Pope John Paul II, which he held a mass…

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    whether or not college athletes should be paid to play college sports. The sports world is divided on the issue, with the NCAA saying that players should not be paid and players saying that they deserve payment for their work. Below is the argument in favor of paying athletes. Pay players Universities and the NCAA make millions of dollars in cash, donations, exposure for universities. Universities and private companies also make money selling players likenesses for profit (think college…

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    College Football Playoffs

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    One of America’s favorite past times just got a little better in the last few years. Ever since the exclusion of the BCS, or the Bowl Championship Series, college football established a playoff championship series to decide a national champion. This new and interesting championship method started in 2014, with top four teams in the nation, Alabama, Oregon, Florida State, and Ohio State, squaring off in the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl to determine who would challenge each other in the National…

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    A football player makes, at minimum $435,000 a year. That is 99,089 Chicken McNugget Happy Meals from McDonalds. In fact, many professional athletes get paid millions of dollars. Some people think that these athletes are overpaid. Others disagree and sy they deserve the money they receive. People who say they are overpaid argue that nurses and police, people who save lives, don’t get paid that much. Those who disagree say athletes go through grueling practices and games to make their fans, us,…

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    Should Athletes Be Paid

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    money that they are getting paid right now. I feel that they are playing a game for the entertainment of them and the audience and should not be paid more than the people who protect or have protected our country. Scholarships are enough to pay for college especially when you sign up for as many as you can and get the grants you are eligible for. Generally any job that you enjoy should pay depending on how much it affects real world economy. Last I checked, football doesn’t produce anything…

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    Non Student Athletes

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    Over time, athletics have become a major factor in the culture of universities across the united states. For generations, education and athletics have been associated with each other as the culture of sports has become a part of the academic culture from elementary level all the way up through graduate school level. As the role of college athletics grew, so did the argument that athletes are as competent in the classroom as non-student, and they don’t take advantage of the education they are…

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    College Football Players are being Paid? Many people struggle bringing money home to their families, and still college football players still get paid. But schools are only paying the football teams and the men's basketball team. What about all of the other teams? Therefor, college football players should not get paid. College football players don’t need to be paid. There are around 85 players on a football team, and each player could see a paycheck of about $250,000 a year. College football…

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    Athlete Burnout

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    clothed in his or her university’s colors, exult in triumph. Like the Incredible Hulk, defensive linemen exhibit bone crushing strength. Track athletes can run as if they are Flash. Gymnasts bend in ways only Mr. Fantastic can accomplish. Playing a college sport requires an athlete to be in…

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