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    When I’m around my mid 20’s, I would like to be a professional soccer player for the USA women’s soccer league. If I am able to make it to that stage I would have to be in shape and healthy. Also I would need to be able to play outdoors on a soccer field in front of a stadium full of people. The soccer field I would be playing on is 110-120 yards long by 70-80 yards wide. It is 53.3 yards bigger than an American football field. If I got it to national league soccer I would get paid a minimum

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    We are going on the fiftieth Super Bowl coming this February. According to Jack Jones, (who is a sports handicapper that covers the NFL, NBA, MLB, college football and NCAA Basketball. He also created the website betfirms.com) only fifteen cities have ever hosted the Super Bowl. Glendale has hosted the Super Bowl in the past and with the success of having the event take place in the Phoenix-Glendale area I wouldn’t be surprised when the city gets the bid again in the future. With the beautiful weather

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    Although the NFL has more valuable teams then the NBA, it’s a different story when it comes to player. The king of the NBA, LeBron James, makes 64.6 million dollars in total earnings. LeBron James makes 15.7 million dollars more then the highest paid player in the NFL, Ben Roethlisburger, making him the king of both leagues. When comparing the averages of total earnings of the five highest paid players in both leagues, the result is that the NBA average is 13.22 million dollars more then the NFL

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    Football Research Paper

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    When discussing major sporting events of the world, the World Cup is the second most watched sporting event in the world (outside of the Olympics). An event that occurs every four years involves countries from the entire world. The last World Cup occurred in 2014 in Brazil, with over 3,400,000 million in attendance and over 219 countries around the world watching from home (Slater, 2014). With the plethora of fans in attendance or watching at home, combined with the money and resources involved into

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    Are Athletes getting paid too much? Some would say yes, some would say no. Athletes are paid based off their skills, talent and their work ethic. I believe it’s what drives kids and or students to strive to be their very best because they as student athletes can only dream of a life like this. One sport where people athletes are overpaid is Major League Baseball. Baseball players are given vasts sums of money based on their performance, however there are many other reasons that I personally feel

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    Do professional athletes get paid too much? In my personal opinion: No In this modern era this is an ethical issue that comes up more and more often. This has been brought up especially in times of economic hardship and the recession whereby families are really struggling to make ends meet with unemployment, delay of retirement and general reductions in disposable income. During this paper it shall be discussed how the ethical issue of high wages came about, why it is an issue, who is affected

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    The NFL Market

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    market has a long history regarding to general market data, inluding television and commercials, ticket sales and online streaming. The NFL was a pioneer of broadcasting alond with boxing and professional wrestling during the time when baseball and college football were more popular then professional football. The NFL was able to surpass Major League Baseball at an earlier time due to understanding television in the 1960’s and right know is the most popular sport in the United States. Since then, all

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    Time and again, we are reminded just how important the professional sports industry is to worldwide cultural. While the players, coaches and owners own most of the celebrity, there's a whole other facet to professional sports that the average person never really hears about. Remembering that sports teams are major business enterprises, there is a large administrative function standing behind each organization. Aside from the agents and business managers who always seem to gain a bit of notice, the

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    Your Name Professor Miller English 106 11 April 2008 Paying College Athletes College sports have gained a lot of positive attention over the past couple of years due to the athletes’ passion and desire for the sports. Being nationally televised and making it deep into big tournaments can rack up a lot of wealth that colleges and universities can respectively cash in. Only the schools and sponsors of these profiting tournaments and bowl games collect the profits that athletes bring in and

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    Athletic Training History

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    for a general athletic trainer in the beginning but over time the field gained more and more credibility and in the 1930’s a group of athletic trainers came together to try and form an organization (Evolution of Athletic). This organization was designed to share different practices from different areas of the world and nation. Though shortly after the beginning of World War II the organization fell apart with the enlistment of many men into the army to serve (Evolution of Athletic). After the war

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