Presentations 1 + 2
This college basketball team is known as "Zags"
What is Gonzaga?
Former pro basketball player _________________ was working as a truck driver when he was hired to coach at the University of Kansas. There is some thought that he was hired to entice his son to play for the basketball team.
Who was Ed Manning?
Under this proposed baseball rule, once during a game, a player already in the lineup would be allowed to bat out of order.
What is the "Golden Bat Rule?"
Stephen A., Molly, Mad Dog (AKA Dog), and Greeny have this media job.
What is sports commentator?
Winemiller et al. (2022) studied sports journalists who report about _______ ____________ students who are being recruited to play at colleges and universities.
What is high school?
During the medal ceremony, these two silver medalist gymnastics superstars bowed to Olympic gold medalist Rebecca Andrade in a show of good sportsmanship.
Who are Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles?
When ___________________ was declared illegal as a criterion in college admissions by the Supreme Court in 2023, many worried that potentially less qualified student-athletes would lose opportunities to be admitted to college under the athletic criterion.
What is affirmative action?
In college athletics, weaker teams are sometimes paid over a __________ dollars to travel and likely lose to a stronger team.
What is a million?
This off-season show is an important part of the MLB network.
What is Hot Stove?
Montez de Oca and Suh (2020) discuss competing concepts of _________________ in their discussion of NFL protests during the national anthem.
What is patriotism?
On February 3, 2024, Gonzaga was playing St. Mary's and the Gonzaga home crowd began throwing things on the court. The refs did not call a _________________ because they were afraid of the fans' reactions.
What is a technical foul?
Female athletes may receive less coverage than do males because of limited access reporters have to their ______________________.
What are locker rooms?
This U.S. organization determines whether a player is eligible to play for a college if there is a question of compliance.
What is the NCAA?
This two-word term refers to an article that has undergone a process wherein experts read the article and decide if it is valid and worthy of publication.
What is peer review?
Lyons and Turner (2015) explored the influence of ________ on levels of moral reasoning for intercollegiate athletes and college students.
What is gender?
The coach of this team directed a snow plow driver to clear a space for a kicker to attempt a field goal. The team went on to win their game against the Dolphins.
Who are the New England Patriots?
In addition to NCAA v Alston (2021), this player's lawsuit (2009-2014) was considered the major turning point for NIL opportunities for athletes.
Who is Ed O'Bannon?
This transgender swimmer has been called by Sports Illustrated "The Most Controversial Athlete in America."
Who is Lia Thomas?
Scholarly research ____________ present collections of articles with in-depth information and explanations of sports-related phenomena, either in print or online.
What are journals?
McGee et al. (2024) studied psychological maltreatment and conformity to the _____ ______.
What is the sport ethic?
This Dolphins player was pulled over and handcuffed hours before a game for moving violations, and the Dolphins later issued a statement in which they wondered what would have happened if the player hadn't been named _______________________.
Who is Tyreek Hill?
This Boston Celtics coach allowed player Bill Russell to sit out during practices and gave him special privileges.
Who was Red Auerbach?
In September 2023, six Iowa State athletes pled guilty to underage ________________.
What is gambling?
Journal for the _______________ of Sport is an example of an academic journal where articles about sports ethics and other philosophical topics might appear.
What is philosophy?
These two authors presented contrasting opinions, from different ethical standpoints, regarding the acceptance of transfemale rugby players.
Who are Pike and Burke?