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    Are Pro-Athletes Overpaid/Over Glorified? Sports, to some it is one of the most important things in their life, to others it is just something to watch on the weekend. One thing I know for sure, people love sports. But, some believe that they are overpaid and/or over glorified. In this paper I will discus both sides of the coin. Although, each sport pays differently there is one thing that you can say about all of them, they pay a lot. I can see why people get upset when they struggle to make…

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    Student athletes bring in billions of dollars for their universities, but what do they get in return? The money brought in by these athletes never goes to their pockets, but instead to their universities and the NCAA. While these athletes on scholarship, the talent possessed by them brings in a wealth that outdoes the amount of their scholarship. Being a college football or basketball player can be a full-time job. These players invest their lives in the sport they play; some athletes can spend…

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    Topic: Should College Football Player Be Paid? Sometime it is easy to answer yes or no to some questions, but there is more to answering this question. Moreover this has been a national topic over the years. With the many sacrifices the college athletes are making with their body, time, talents, emotional, mental and physical energy, they deserve to be paid. Can anyone imagine working and not getting paid in our American culture, where nothing is actually free; especially when others are getting…

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    Cam Newton, A.J. Green, Reggie Bush, and Dez Bryant, these athletes have one thing in common other than being ridiculously talented college athletes. Each of these college stars were accused of violating the NCAA’s rules regarding college players and their off-field antics. Some of these players were accused of receiving in the upwards of 200,000 dollars to play at the university they were recruited to, others were suspended for selling their jerseys for just a few hundred dollars. Dez Bryant…

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    I. Identifications 1. Labeling theory maintains that how a child is socially perceived affects his or her behavior. A sociological take on self-fulfilling prophecy, the theory holds that if a child is labeled a delinquent, he is more likely to act like one, helping explain the impact a child’s involvement in the juvenile justice system (Class Notes 2/23/16; Mahan: Short Assignment 3). For example, if a juvenile delinquent internalizes a negative label and then views it as part of his…

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    Fridays you’ll see the town decorated in colors of the team. You’ll see your mascot posted in every store window with streamers and ribbons. People who have written on their car windows with the team slogan. The cheerleaders are at the primary schools passing out spirit ribbons and pom poms. The football players walk in the school with their jerseys on overly hyped for it to only be 8 o’clock in the morning. Then you would know as the local news station would call it its football Friday nights…

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    For example, the University of Alabama’s football program. Everybody knows they have won many championships with Bear Bryant and Nick Saban, sixteen to be exact. This program is successful because of the recruits they get every year. That goes for every successful team in college. They are a good program because of coaching, but really it comes down to the recruiting class you have…

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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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