Final: Terms 1-25 Flashcards

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Academic Progress Rate

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Measure of how successful athletic programs are at ensuring athletes complete their degrees
-40/60/80 rule: athletes required to have 40% of degree completed after second year, 60% after third year, 80% after fourth year

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Ambush Marketing

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A strategy used by companies to associate themselves with a sporting event or team without paying the sponsorship fees to the official organizers/holders

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Antitrust

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MLB is the only professional league with antitrust exemption
-Allows them to have more power over players, doesn’t allow team relocation (antitrust exemption creates a monopoly and reduces competition)

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AI in sports

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-Automated journalism (turning data into text)
-Chatbots (Sacramento Kings’ in app KAI system providing customer assistance

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Athletic Director

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Someone who oversees and manages the athletic program at a school, college, or university

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Augmented Reality

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Technology that overlays digital information (images/text/3D models) onto the real-world environment

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Bayes’ Rule

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Formula to predict the probability of an uncertain outcome

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Benefits of E-Sports

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-Cognitive engagement
-Social engagement
-Relaxation
-Career paths

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Pari mutuel betting & betting

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Type of betting introduced at the 1908 Kentucky Derby, where a pool of bettors wager, and a percentage is taken from the pool by the management. The rest is given back to winners
-Sports betting still banned in several U.S. states

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Branding

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Process of using a name, design, symbol, etc. to help distinguish a product from the competition

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Centralized Organizational Structure

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Operational model where decision-making authority is at the top levels, and executed by a vertical reporting system/chain of command
-Athletic director is an example (often seen in private schools)

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Decentralized Organizational Structure

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Operational model where several units of an organization are given autonomy to control decisions within the guiding principles

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Private schools

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Schools that aren’t funded by the government/public sources. Rely on funding from tuition/donations

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Public schools

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Largely funded by property tax within the school district, also funded by government

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Cincinnati Red Stockings

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First professional baseball team (formed in 1869)

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Client

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A sport-related person/brand/property/media company/concept represented by an agency
-Agency bears responsibility to protect the best interests of its clients

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Collective bargaining

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Process used for labourers to form a collective unit to negotiate with employers to establish terms/conditions of employment.
-In sport the players for a collective unit and negotiate with the commissioner/owners

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Community relations in sport

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-Charitable initiatives affiliated with the sport organization
-Community outreach programs to contribute to local youth
-Community engagement is essential for marketing success

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Constitution/British North America Act

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Enacted in 1867, established the Dominion of Canada

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Consumer behaviour

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The study of how individuals/groups/organizations select, buy, use, and dispose of products
-Important for businesses to create effective strategies

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Market segment

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A portion of the population that has distinctive needs/characteristics/behaviour
-Marketers focus on specific market segments

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Target market

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Market segment identified as the focus of an organization’s marketing efforts
-Products/services designed to meet the needs of the target market

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Market segmentation

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Division of the target market into even smaller more approachable groups

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Conversica

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A conversational AI platform for tasks like fan engagement, customer support, and managing inquiries related to events/merchandise

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

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A business model that ensures a company operates in an ethical and sustainable way
-Environmental responsibility
-Social responsibility
-Economic responsibility