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LESSON 9 - intercollegiate athletics Flashcards

1
Q

what odes IAAUS stand for ?

A

intercollegiate athletic association of the United States

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2
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what year was the origins of governance in ?

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1906

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3
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describe size and significance of intercollegiate athletics :

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  • college sport industry global expansion
  • media rights, licensing deals, ticket sales, and audience share
  • challenges
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4
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what does NCAA stand for ?

A

national collegiate athletic association

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5
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what is the NCAA ?

A

the largest and most influential college sport governing body in the United States

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6
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what is the largest and most influential college sport governing body in the United States ?

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NCAA

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7
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the NCAA membership is divided into how many divisions ?

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three

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8
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what does FBS stand for ?

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football bowl subdivision

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9
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what does FCS stand for ?

A

football championship subdivision

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10
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describe the evolution of the NCAA :

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power five conferences

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11
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what does the NAIA stand for ?

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national association of intercollegiate athletics

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12
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what does NCCAA stand for ?

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national christian college athletic association

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13
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what does AIHEC stand for ?

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American Indian higher education consortium athletic commission

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14
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what does NJCAA stand for ?

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national junior college athletic association

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15
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what does CCCAA stand for ?

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California community college athletic association

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16
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what does NWAC stand for ?

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northwest athletic conference

17
Q

what are athletic conferences ?

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basic function is to establish riles and regulations that support and sustain a level playing field

18
Q

what are the classification and designation of conferences ?

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  • NCAA FBS and FCS conferences
  • regional and local conferences
  • historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs)
19
Q

describe college sport finance ?

A
  • equity in athletic disclosure act
  • generating revenue versus turning a profit
  • attendance declines at college football games
  • cutting athletic teams
  • gender equity
20
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what does EADA stand for ?

A

equity in athletics disclosure act

21
Q

describe intercollegiate athletic administrators :

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  • athletic director
  • associate or assistant athletic director
  • first-line managers
  • administrator in governing bodies
22
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describe first-line managers in athletic departments :

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  • academic coordinator
  • business and finance manager
  • compliance officer
  • development and public relations director
  • every and facility manager
  • marketing and promotions directions
  • sports information director
  • ticket manager
    -senior woman administrator (SWA)
  • equipment manager
23
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list three different skill sets and backgrounds from other athletic administrators :

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  • arbitrators
  • peacemaker
  • negotiator
24
Q

who was the first African American to serve as commissioner of a power 5 conference ?

A

Kevin warren

25
Q

who is Kevin warren ?

A

first African American to serve as commissioner of a power 5 conference

26
Q

list some benefits and opportunities in regards to college sport in the age of social media :

A
  • connect with loyal fans
  • deliver informative
  • generate revenue
27
Q

list some challenges in regards to college sport in the age of social media :

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  • management of athletic administrators, coaches, and athletes’ online actions
28
Q

discuss critical thinking in intercollegiate athletics in regards to practical application :

A

college sports’ compatibility with the goals of higher education

29
Q

discuss ethics in intercollegiate athletics in regards to practical application :

A

revenue and amateurism

30
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

the use of computer models and data analytics can be used to evaluate a prospective coach’s potential success

A

TRUE

31
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what was the relationship between the NCAA and the NAIA in the 1970s? how has it changed ?

A

the NCAA and NAIA maintained separate roles in governing college athletics in the 1970s, and while the NCAA has grown in prominence, the basic nature of their relationship and respective roles has remained relatively consistent over the years

32
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how do the power five conferences exert influence and control over decision making in the NCAA ?

A

the Power Five conferences wield influence and control within the NCAA through their substantial financial contributions, media exposure, voting power, representation in leadership, granted autonomy, and the success of their elite athletic programs. This collective influence shapes the landscape of college athletics and the decisions made at the NCAA level

33
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identify how many division 1 athletic departments make a profit. explain why it is difficult to accurately determine the profitable of athletic departments :

A

determining the profitability of Division I athletic departments is complicated due to variations in revenue sources, expense structures, university subsidies, accounting practices, compliance considerations, long-term investment strategies, and external economic factors. This complexity makes it challenging to provide a straightforward number of profitable athletic departments and emphasizes the need for a nuanced understanding of each institution’s financial situation

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