New Game Plan for College Sport (ACE/Praeger Series on Higher Education)

New Game Plan for College Sport (ACE/Praeger Series on Higher Education)

by Bill Byrne, Donna A. Lopiano, Richard E. Lapchick, Percy Bates, Lindsay Beddow, Dan Boggan, Joe Crowley, Jim Delaney, John DiBiaggio, Don DiJulia, Charles S. Farrell, John R. Gerdy Author of Ball or Bands: Football vs. Music as an Educational and Community Investment, Dan Guerrero, Fitzgerald Hill, John Hitt, Richard Lapchick University of Central Florida, Fritz G. Polite, Bill Saum, SharonK Stoll, Welch Suggs, Clarence Underwood, Roger Webb, Yun-Oh Whang

344 pages· 2006· ISBN 9780275981471
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The most critical issues in intercollegiate sport are examined here from a variety of perspectives. The same general challenges, in varying forms, have confronted those responsible for intercollegiate sport from 19890 to the present day. The time has come to reexamine these problems in the light of new research (such as the Knight Foundation Commission on Intercollegiate Athletes) and new analyses; and to review our old solutions to see where they should be adapted, where maintained, and where abandoned. Part of the mission of New Game Plan for College Sport is to act as a forum for conflicting opinions on how to improve our college sports enterprise. It is not a theoretical piece, but instead relies on the wisdom and experience of those who have had significant roles in sport to discuss how far we may have come from the ideals of sport and what we still can do to correct our course. The analyses presented here, prepared by experts on the issues, explore such essential topics as the commercialization of sport; race and gender; legal issues; gambling; performance enhancing drugs; and the academic peril faced by too many student athletes. The same general challenges, in varying forms, have confronted those responsible for intercollegiate sport from 1980 to the present day. Now the time has come to reexamine these problems in the light of new research (such as the Knight Foundation Commission on Intercollegiate Athletes) and new analyses; and to review old solutions to see where they should be adapted, where maintained, and where abandoned. Part of the mission of New Game Plans is to serve as a forum for conflicting opinions on how to improve our college sports enterprise. It is not theoretical, but instead relies on the wisdom and experience of those who have had significant roles in sport to discuss how far we have come from the ideals of sport, and what we can do to correct our course. The analyses are prepared from varied perspectives by experts who offer in-depth exploration of such essential topics as

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