Women in sport
_______ Was passed in 1972 as part of the Education act that prohibits discrimination in federally supported programs
Title IX
_________ was developed by John Wooden, which outlined what he thought it took to develop a great team and be a successful coach
The Pyramid of Success
this agent stood outside of UCLA's Football locker room in order to ideally connect with athletes before and after practice
Josh Luchs
good or bad behavior beyond normal
deviant behavior
Baylor walk-on football player, ultimately deemed ineligible by NCAA
Silas Nacita
Occurred in early 1970's- Billie Jean King defeating Bobby Riggs, leading to increasing female opportunities in sport
Battle of the Sexes
The description of coach’s model behavior has changed recently to become more_____________.. (name 1)
More team centered, More business oriented, More tolerant of differences,
This agent claimed it is important to be an advisor to the clients
David Falk
internalizing the rules to the extreme is known as
overconformity
this coach mentioned the NCAA is like a farm system for pro sports, as he has maybe seen 1 player make the pro leagues without NCAA expeirence
John Shoop
In relation to Title IX, Male sports being cut in colleges to make room for increased female programs are also known as
unintended consequences
Name 1 positive influence coaches can have on athletes according to the slides
Develop discipline, Teach how to set goals, Aid maturation,
In the ESPN Films 30 for 30 “The Dotted Line,” What was unique about Peter Greenberg (sport agent) that helped him reach a greater amount of athletes?
bilingual
Name 2 benefits of sport gambling as discussed in class:
New revenue streams can be explored, The revenue could be fed into local education programs, It can act as a bailout for local governments, Create more jobs
how large ($ value) is the college athletics industry
$13 billion
According to the IX for Nine film, name one of the two ways they identify that female athletes can do to increase success/money:
1. extend your brand 2. create buzz off the court/field
This coached strives for perfection, learning his detailed ways from his prior experience detailing cars
Nick Saban
In the ESPN Films 30 for 30 “The Dotted Line,” David Falk, Michael Jordan’s Agent attributed the most important part of Jordan’s deal with Nike to:
$1 million spent in Michael's 1st year for commercials/ endorsements
Name 2 issues surrounding drug use in sport as discussed in the slides:
Increased rejection by fans, Health risks long-term, Loss of financial support,
Walter Byers- the executive director of the NCAA mentioned that in today's climate, rewards go to ...
the overseers and supervisors
Name the 3 prongs to testing of Title IX:
Accommodation of interest, Proportionality Test , History of Progress test,
According to the slides, name 2 characteristics of a volunteer coach
often inexperienced, high turnover, not always highest certifications, necessary for many leagues to exist, youth have over 3 million
What wound up being the downfall of agent, Eugine Lee after one of his players was drafted & why does this make sport agency a "risky" field?
player signed with another firm: sport agency, athletes can terminate contracts at any point
breakdown of how athletes should be spending their money is known as
athlete model portfolio
amount of NCAA football and men's basketball players that were drafted according to "Student-Athlete"
303