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Papers On Sports Management, Business & Law
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Sports Agents' Roles and Likely Influence of Legal Changes
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A 23 page paper discussing what sports agents do and some of the questionable practices
they use in doing it. Though there are only 1,800 players in the NFL, there are 900
registered agents, most of whom have no one to represent. The competition between
them is intense, and many choose not to adhere to NCAA and other regulations. Sports
agents appear to know where to draw the line for themselves, where further breach of
regulations and ethics will begin to negatively affect their incomes and potential incomes in
the future. With the ability that agents currently have to circumvent existing regulations, it
is likely that those determined to be unscrupulous would not long be deterred by weightier
restrictions that do not also change the system by which agents operate. Bibliography lists
13 sources
Filename: KSsptsAgent.wps
Sports Law / Institutional Liability When Players Are Injured
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A 5 page research paper which examines the question of what constitutes liability on the part of a coach or an institution in the event of sports related injury. The writer examines numerous cases and outlines the basics of what the courts expect from coaches and institutions. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: Sprtliab.doc
Sports Law / Who Is Liable When a Fan Gets Hurt?
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A 6 page paper discussing legal and liability issues related to spectator injuries at sporting events. Bibliography lists four sources.
Filename: Pucks.wps
Sports Management Ð The Case of Pete Rose and Gambling
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Sports Management Ð The Case of Pete Rose and Gambling : This 5 page report discusses gambling in professional sports and by the athletes themselves. What are the legal implications, as well as the impact on the sport itself. The circumstances and findings of the Pete Rose case are discussed. Bibliography lists 4 sources. BWpete.wps
Filename: BWpete.wps
Sports Marketing / Research & Reality
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A 12 page research paper on some of the basics, and importance of, market research in the field of sports marketing. The paper looks at some of the marketing activities of (1) auto racing, now the country s second most popular sport (surprise!) following only football in revenues and viewership; (2) Notre Dame, alone among college sports organizations who conduct their own licensing pursuits; and (3) the Carolina Hurricanes, an ice hockey team that ended the 1996 hockey season as the New England Whalers, based in Connecticut. A baseball analyst wrote in 1992 that the national organizations were damaging the future of the national pastime by following only the immediate dollar without working for the good of the game, and his predictions seem to have been realized. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: Sports.doc
Strategic Plan for an Intercollegiate Athletic Program
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A 15 page paper outlining a plan to
promote the "other" collegiate sports. The "big three" - football, basketball and baseball - gain
most of the attention given collegiate sports, with baseball trailing at a significant distance. There
are nearly two dozen other intercollegiate sports recognized and regulated by the NCAA,
however, and most receive far less attention from local fans and media. Increasing budgetary
constraints result in increased financial pressures on these other sports, and the five-year plan
presented here addresses ways to increase community awareness of and support for these sports.
The primary approach is a "grass roots" effort in which players and coaches visit local public and
private schools, inviting students to attend their games. Tickets are required but will be freely
given for two years, becoming more scarce in subsequent years so that competitions will be
generating gate receipts and the teams will be contributing to their own financial support.
Bibliography lists 13 sources.
Filename: KSathlPlan.wps
Tax Funding For Professional Hockey
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THis five-page-paper explores the benefits of using Canadian taxes to fund professional hockey teams. The many ways the taxes will be recouped as well as the loyalty and community that will follow are also discussed. Bibliography lists four sources.
Filename: CWCanhoc.wps
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