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    problems internationally (Siegel 7). Constant donations and charity raising events are brought to the public eye in hopes to one day find a cure. In 1993, ESPN developed an award called the Arthur Ashe Courage Award to commemorate someone who demonstrates courage and do things to transcend their sporting careers. In the first year of its existence, ESPN awarded this award to Jim Valvano at the 1993 ESPYs. Valvano presented an iconic speech that chronicled his life, and brought attention to his…

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    strike zone that are put into play? Is production when hitting fly balls more important than hitting ground balls and if so by how much? In order to determine this, I used 2013-2015 data from ESPN Stats and Information and Pitch FX to see what correlates best with overall wOBA. The first test I ran used data from ESPN Stats and Information. I measured players wOBA based on balls into play that were thrown in the strike zone, wOBA on balls put into play that were thrown out of the strike zone and…

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    Stephen Curry's Legacy

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    It wasn’t until 2011, when 6’7 Klay Thompson was drafted did the Warriors have any hope. Curry and Thompson together became known as the Splash Brothers, due to their ability to make the net splash on their shooting behind the three point arch (ESPN). Here’s when Curry’s career starts to spice up, during the 2013-2014 season, Steph broke the record for most three pointers in a season by any man, with 272, and the season after that, the 2014-2015 season, he broke it again with 286 threes. During…

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    kept up to a certain extent to come up with new ideas to provide the best client satisfaction Based on SWOT analysis the major strength such as Strong product portfolio by merging and acquisition with ABC television network and cable networks such as ESPN, which is the solid growth in cable television to occupy the superior business position. Strong brand image due to the worldwide presence of its channel, resorts, and studio. The high rate of diversifying the business risk generating their…

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    Jim Putman & Aubrey Badlam ENGL101- Prof. Yu “College Athletes Should Be Paid To Play” One of the biggest debates in sports is whether college athletes also referred to, as student-athletes” should be paid to play their sport. Since its inception in 1906, the National Collegiate Athletes Association (NCAA) has limited the amount that a student-athlete can be compensated. The opinions that we express for paying student-athletes are formulated on the basis of paying Division I and II…

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    The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and colleges around the country are experiencing record highs in both television ratings and revenue. Over 1200 colleges and universities have united as members of the NCAA. Together they set and enforce the rules governing collegiate athletics. The ones forced to live by these rules are the student-athletes. The term “student athlete” was invented by the NCAA in the 1950s to prevent the NCAA from providing money to those filing workers-comp…

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    National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCCA), which is a non-profit organization that provides college athletes and the coaches for the resources. This association is similar to the professional association such as: NBA, NFL, and NHL. Over the years, college sports have become very popular in the United States; more people are inclined to watch college sports than the Professional sports. Since gaining a lot of popularity amongst the people, it has resulted them into gaining revenues for the…

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    than it ever was across the united states and the world. And it has been attracting major money like billions of dollars for the league and the schools itself, from things like advertisements, charging for admissions, television stations like cbs , espn, nbc etc. so that being the case every one from the coaches to the staff to the league associates , to the referees get a very good amount of salary. With most of the money coming in from the players you would expect the players to be getting a…

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    Should college athletes be paid? From ESPN personalities to universities and colleges across the country have been asking this question for many years. The answer to this is not exactly an easy yes or no. There are many factors that are being weighed in this decision. There are many simple answers but all based on personal opinions. The purpose of this essay is to inform the reader and allow them to form an opinion based on facts and not what their favorite ESPN analyst told them. But the…

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    in salary between those coaches who are the minority and those who are not? Has the “Rooney Rule”, established in 2003, been successful for minority head coaching candidates? The data gathered for this section comes by way of several sources such as ESPN, official sports websites, or industry journals. The history of minority coaches in professional sports has not been given as many opportunities in contrast to their counterparts. People would think that sports have many minorities that mainly…

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