SPMG 385 Midterm Review

History

100

1st athletic competition

Regatta

Harvard and Yale

200

2 models of sport

Gymnastics and current model

300

Play which led to deaths

Flying Wedge

400

Sanity Code

Scholarships were need based

500

Penn State

Wanted to negotiate their own tv rights and this was not permitted.

Governing Bodies

100

Besides the NCAA..... (2)

NAIA, CCCAA, NJCAA, CCCAA, NWAC

200

85

Number of full FBS scholarships

300

3 levels of control in college athletics

Institutional, Conference, National

400

AIWA

Used to govern women's sports until 1980s

500

1 in 23

# of student-athletes to students at NCAA D1

Leadership/NIL

100

In charge of culture

Athletic director

200

Clear, concise, inspiring

Vision

300

Opendorse (features)

A platform to help student-athletes with managing their NIL- communicates with compliance dept. , any athlete can use it, etc.

400

Definition of Success

John Wooden (peace of mind attained only through self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to do the best of which you're capable. Success is like character.)

500

NIL Things to be aware of (3)

International students and visas

Taxing issues

Used as recruiting to an institution

Entering a contract

Affecting financial aid (FAFSA)

Conference restrictions

Changing schools

Compliance/Title IX

100

Purpose of compliance dept.

Protect the university

200

Worst part of coaching

recruiting

300

3 types of sanctions for major violations

•Involve termination of the guilty staff member

•Forfeiture of wins

•Fines

•Limits on scholarships

•Show Cause Order- penalties stick with you for a given period of time

•Death Penalty: eliminate sport for at least one year, scholarships for two years, NCAA voting privileges for four years

400

3 prong test

proportionality, history of expansion, abilities and interests

500

3 measures of Title IX

Participation, scholarships, other benefits

Media Relations/Misc.

100

Laissez Faire

Little involvement in decision making as a leader

200

Duties of Sport Media/Information director (3)

•Maintain statistics

•Create media releases, media guides, game notes, programs, and other documents

•Hold media conferences

•Facilitates media training

•Educates members of the athletics department about how media outlets function and what “sells”

•Oversee athletics department website

300

5 elements of management

Leading, planning, staffing, organizing, evaluating

400

Prestige, Reach, Media

P: How a brand is perceived nationally

R: local, regional, national

M: grassroots, partial mix, full mix

500

Chris Brown Conference

MIAA (Division III)