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    You are not eligible in any sport if, after you become a student athlete, you accept any pay for promoting a commercial product or service or allow your name or picture to be used for promoting a commercial product or service. (NCAA) But ironically, the student athletes are required to sign a release that allows both the NCAA and university to use their names, likenesses and images for any purpose. Money pours in from athletic apparel sells, television and radio broadcast, stadium and arena…

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    Every student in America must make joining a sports team one of their priority. Sports can make a students grades higher and make them a better person overall. Athletes have better grades and athletes have lower dropout rates than non-athletes. Being an athlete takes a lot of hard work and adding school to that does not make it easier than it is. The 3 p’s is always implemented when playing sports. Patience is one of the most important thing to have in the world today. If you are not patient you…

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    The long time debate of whether or not to pay student athletes for their work on the field has been battled for years. Currently the NCAA is providing resources to aid in the success of 460,000 college athletes that make up 19,000 teams (NCAA.org). The resources they are providing, include: compensation for room and board, tuition, and books. To give money beyond those things: has the potential to ruin the authenticity of college athletics, will produce unfairness throughout each of the sports,…

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    Student athletes are important in our society because, research has been concluded that they tend to succeed more in life. I do believe that High school student athletes become more successful adults. I believe this because, to begin, with student athletes have better manners and more respect. Following that, athletes have a better social skill that is a very important factor in school and further life. Which both of these help result in doing better academically and if an athlete have good…

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    media but I honestly believe the student athlete benefits more out of all the party’s involved in college sports. Student athletes benefit from college sports by having an additional motivational supporting cast, great physical fitness and preparation for life in the professional world. First, a major benefit of college sports is it gets you into great physical shape. College student athletes have access to elite work out facilities. Being a collegiate athlete not only gets you in above…

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    controversy about paying college athletes, many court cases are beginning to arise due to former players realizing that the NCAA’s rules and guidelines are unfair. Two students on the Northwestern football team created a petition to be able to unionize and be compensated for their play, however, the National Labor Relation Board declined to give jurisdiction in their case (“N.L.R.B. Rejects Northwestern Football”). Although the board denied compensation for athletes, their reasoning avoided the…

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    making sports. The problem with this consumption is that not all athletes will be paid, which will lead to lawsuits. There are an abundance of negative reasons that college student athletes should not be paid. The first and most common fought his reason is the individuals are students, not businessmen. Participating in their selected sport is a choice, privilege, and co-curricular activity not a job. Yes, in most cases the student…

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    stereotypes of student-athletes. I have decided to focus my research on what I feel like is the most applicable in understanding what is thought about a student-athletes and how these stereotypes can affect their athletic and educational performance. I will first determine all the different stereotypes not only student, but professors have as well as how the color of your skin has an affect on them. I will outline whether being a student-athlete is more difficult than a non-athlete or not and…

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    Drug use is a major problem in the U.S. Some schools at the middle school level are now testing their students for drugs. While some people think testing middle schoolers for drugs is not helping, drugs can affect the way sports are played, and cause health problems, such as addiction. First, schools should be allowed to perform drug testing on student athletes because drugs affect the way sports are played. Drugs like alcohol, cannabis, and opiates slow down breathing by lowering the capacity…

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    whether or not student-athletes should be paid. Student-athletes and some fans are suggesting that student-athlete’s efforts are profiting colleges, and the student-athletes should be compensated for their hard work. The N.C.A.A. restricts colleges from paying athletes beyond attendance costs (Tracy, Marc, and Ben Strauss). Attendance costs includes financial costs that a scholarship does not; such as, transportation to and from games (Tracy, Marc, and Ben Strauss). Other student-athletes, fans,…

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