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    Sports today are so popular. Popular enough that they have become a big part of our lives. Sports began as far as we exist. Basketball started in 1891. Basketball was only a male 's sport in 1891. Then in the late 1800s, the rules were confirmed for women and at that point women started playing. Yet are men and women treated equally in sports? Are the opportunities the same for men and women? Do they have the same salary? They are far from similar. It all starts with school sports…

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    From the Super Bowl to the FIFA World Cup, society has found a way to connect and relate with one another through sports; the metaphorical conduit that consolidates mankind from the far ends of the globe. But one thing we don 't take into account when we watch our favorite stars on the big screen is the darker side of sports that is commonly fallen on deaf ears. Every day, previously thought invincible athletic machines suffer against a silent enemy. No, it doesn 't take up the form of broken…

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    A perfect example of using brutal body contact in sports is when Michael Vick played for the Eagles and took a took a hard hit from New England Patriots defensive end Jermaine Cunningham, Vick had injured his ribs, which led to Vick leaving the game and having an MRI and CT Scan (Hanzus, 2012). An example of using borderline violence is when the NHL San Jose Sharks and the St. Louis Blues players fought at the end of their playoff series in 2012 (Murtz, 2012). A recent example of quasi-criminal…

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    Steroid use in Sports have made every athlete skeptical when they perform exceptionally well because of the competitiveness, misconceptions, and athletes accused for steroids. Anabolic steroids have tarnished sports a lot recently throughout the years. It hurts the game especially, when a famous or top player takes anabolic steroids. Eventually, they get caught and is basically put to shame and everyone looks down at them after that. Steroids has been a problem since sports ever since athletes…

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    Cheating in Sports Some people will do anything to win but sometimes they do it dishonestly. For instance, corking bats, taking PEDs, or paying referees to throw a game are just some examples of cheating. Some people believe that if athletes are caught cheating they should be given another chance, while others believe they must be banned from the sport. Athletes who are caught cheating should be banned completely from the sport because athletes get paid millions of dollars, it is not fair for…

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    Research Are sports performance enhancements worth doing for a better performance? My opinion would be no because they mess with your health and give you heart problems, it’s just better not to do it at all. Some people take the risk but like I said before it’s better not to do it. Not only does it damage your health it but it can also ruin your life and get you kicked out of the things you love them most. Sports performance enhancements can also bring the person’s and the people around them…

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    Professional sports are sports in which athletes receive a disbursement for their performance ("Definition of Professional Sports in English” 1). Professional sports originated in the United States during the mid-nineteenth century. According to the article “Beginning of Organized Sports in America,” this distinctive league was “formed on capitalistic ideas” and soon developed into a nationwide phenomenon. Sports play a substantial role in cultures across the globe. In America, the success of…

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    The society most affected by sports is probably America. From the first colonisation of America, settlers came for the idea to compete for the life they have always dreamed. The American belief of Manifest Destiny can be considered a competition in its own right. People from all over the world came to America to tame the wild west or build wealth as a farmer on the northern plains. Everyone came with a dream and a hope, therefore, everyone had to compete for their success. Even reaching past…

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    Sport Betting Daniel Fernandez Texas A & M University – Kingsville 11/29/16 EDKN 3355 Dr. Daniel J. Burt Table of Contents Introduction Page 3 Sports Betting before Regulation Page 4 Early Problems with the NCAA on Television Page 5 The True Value of Television Page 7 The Longhorn Network Page 8 State of the NCAA Page 9 Summary Page 10 Future Ramifications Page 11 References Page 13 One can say gambling was a staple in United States early history…

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    Sports Psychology History Sports psychology was discovered in the 1920s at the Deutsche Sporthochschule in Berlin, Germany, by Carl Diem. It is a relatively new discipline within psychology. Other labs were opened in the mid-20s, one in Leningrad by A. Z. Puni and one at the University of Illinois by Coleman Griffith. He published the first book on the subject titled The Psychology of Coaching was published in 1926. Unfortunately, this lab closed in 1932 because of lack of money. There was…

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