one platoon system correct answers system where football players both offense and defense during games
-began prior to 1950s-1960s
two platoon system correct answers system where football teams began to use separate players for offense and defense with players specializing skills for certain p...
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one platoon system correct answers system where football players both offense and defense
during games
-began prior to 1950s-1960s
two platoon system correct answers system where football teams began to use separate
players for offense and defense with players specializing skills for certain positions; doubled
cost of fielding football teams
-began in 1960s
Sherman Antitrust Act correct answers outlawed monopolistic business practices; reason why
NCAA can no longer regulate/negotiate t.v. deals for all of college football
Knight Commission correct answers -consists of university presidents, corporate presidents,
and CEOs and members of Congress
-offer suggestions for regulating college athletics; led to many current NCAA regulations
-conference realignment
-television deals
-athletic facility expansion
-coaches' salaries correct answers What components make up the commercial agenda? (4)
conference realignment correct answers process in which universities disassociate with
current conferences in order to join other conferences
amateurism correct answers used to explain NCAA's reluctance to compensate student
athletes beyond scholarship or financial aid agreements
Proposition 48 correct answers established that student athletes must maintain a minimum 2.0
GPA
Proposition 16 correct answers introduced "sliding scale" that took into account an entering
individual's high school GPA and SAT/ACT scores
race correct answers population of people who are believed to be naturally or biologically
distinct from other populations; based on biology or genetically transmitted traits
ethnicity correct answers particular heritage that is used to identify a particular population;
based on cultural traditions and history
ethnic population correct answers category of people regarded as socially distinct because
they share a way of life, a collective history, and a sense of themselves as a people
minority correct answers socially identified population that suffers disadvantages due to
systematic discrimination and has a strong sense of social togetherness based on shared
experiences of past and current discrimination
whiteness correct answers being considered a part of the white race
, racism correct answers -an individual's negative prejudicial attitude toward people of a given
race
-institutional personnel, policies, practices ad structures that subordinate people of a given
race
white supremacy correct answers political, economic, and cultural system in which whites
overwhelmingly control power and material resources
critical race theory (CRT) correct answers calls for the centralization of race in the study and
analysis of the legal system and various social institutions in American society
interest-convergence principle correct answers posits that whites will tolerate or support the
advancement of racially under-represented groups, particularly when it promotes their own
self interest
"one drop" rule correct answers single drop of "black blood" makes a person Black
free agent correct answers -player who has fulfilled contractual agreement with a particular
franchise
-reached the point where he has the right to negotiate with other franchises that might be
interested in their services
boatload mentality correct answers when teams sign too many players
"English only" policy correct answers called for LPGA tour members to undergo "oral
evaluations" of their proficiency in speaking English; suspension from tour if they failed
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sex correct answers biological and anatomical characteristics assigned to women and men
(chromosomes, hormonal levels, genitalia)
gender correct answers societal and contextual implications of sex characteristics
(masculinity = male , femininity = female)
discursive practices correct answers collaborative, regularly occurring interactions whereby
uniform talk, thoughts, interactions, and actions are produced and reproduced
feminine traits correct answers compassionate, emotional, gentle, and passive
masculine traits correct answers confident, assertive, strong, and independent
hegemony correct answers how ideals of one social group within a system are used to exert
power and dominance over another social group
hegemonic power correct answers institutionalized form of dominance that is accepted by
subordinates and dominants as self explanatory and rational
hegemonic masculinity correct answers -configuration of gender practice which embodies
currently accepted answer to the problem of the legitimacy of patriarchy
-guarantees dominant position of men and subordination of women
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