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    athletes go on to play a college sport without pay (Scholarshipstats.com). Less than two percent of college athletes go on to play in a professional sport (Cheney-Rice). Eighty-six percent of college athletes live in poverty after graduation (Hayes). If the NCAA paid them for their contributions while playing how much lower would that number be? College athletes around the United States deserve to be paid for the work, time and effort they put in for their respective college or university. In…

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    How To Get Paid In College

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    would make it more competitive- Getting paid to play college ball would make it easier to look at school as more of an opportunity worth taking. More kids would see a reason as to why they should play sports in college. They would work harder in high school knowing that there is a reward not very far down the road. Instead of trying to find jobs during their athletic career they could focus more on their games and practices. All their extra energy could be put into them becoming a better athlete…

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    One of the trending topics in business ethics is the idea that college athletes should be paid for their talents. I find this topic very interesting because sports is always going to be around, from pop warner levels to the professionals. I’ve recently been grateful enough to be a collegiate athlete. It is a hard task to balance being a student and an athlete because you are constantly working on your craft and studying. I would have certainly loved the idea of being paid to do what I loved…

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    Due to all the time D1 college athletes spend playing football, the NCAA should pay to support the cost of their. College athletes don’t have time to get a job because all there time is spent on practicing their sport, So they don’t have the money to pay for their college or any other thing that that need money for. How should most of the Athletes that play a sport in college be able to pay for their schooling if they don’t have time for a job because they are always working on there sport…

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    (1)My dream, ever since I was young, was to be a professional football player. I’ve been playing ever since I was young and knew that’s what I wanted to be. Growing up around sports my whole life was so fun for me, loving to compete with others was the best feeling ever. I played other kinds of sports but football stood out for me. There are lots of requirements for this occupation. (3,10)You’ve got to be able to communicate well with others, be really active, and do things over and over(okcis)…

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    Sports, a display of athleticism, skill, and smarts all into one game. College athletes are like pro both are very special, very rare. We take these athletes for granted, especially in college. Only 2% of high school athletes go division 1, that’s an accomplishment in its self. The NCAA makes a ton of money off their athletes and they don’t get paid? That’s ridiculous and not only that, many college games such as the football national championship or March Madness gain viewers and fame on par or…

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    Soccer Corruption

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    throughout the years. European football is the most popular sport in the world currently. It is referred to as soccer in a few countries. It is amongst the simplest of games to play being that the items required are minimal. Soccer has become a favorite past time for people through history. Although it is just a sport, it is far from it. Soccer has become a part of politics and many world events. Football has evolved greatly from its original roots in 200 A.D. Football is also a form of…

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    Paid Student Athletes

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    Pay for Play? Dave Anderson, Laura Freedman, Lee Goldman, and Peter Goplereus III have all written articles on whether or not the NCAA should pay their student athletes. Their articles, “Top 10 Reasons College Athletes Should be Paid”, “Pay or Play”, “Should College Athletes Be Paid”, and “No Control Over Their Rights” all provide many reasons as to why student athletes deserve payment. The NCAA is in the wrong for accepting “free labor” from these athletes. Although many student athletes are…

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    My favorite sport is football. I have always loved the sport ever since i was born. I was born into a family where everyone loves to watch football so I think that's where loving the sport so much came into my life. My first ever baby picture was in a Chicago Bears jersey with a little plush football in my hand. The sport is just fascinating to watch and to play, there is just so much excitement. The sport takes skill to play. For example you need to be fast, agile, strong, determined, and…

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    athletes and economic safety. There are many ways to improve sports. I think there are five ways we could improve sports in American society such as giving equality among sex and types of sports, safety for athletes, heath requirements for athlete, pay college athletes, and decrease salaries among professional athletes. Equality among sex and types of sports To begin with, equality among sex and types of sports is one of the best ways to improve sports in American society. Do you really think…

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