SS 2003 Cumulative Quiz

Which NCAA academic rule evaluates a team, instead of an athlete?

The NBA has a...

If I said, "Pickleball is popular enough to be on TV, it is a sport..." this is an example of...

If I said "Michigan's coach broke NCAA rules. He deserved his suspension..." this is an example of...?

Oklahoma & Georgia v. the NCAA was about having...

Stacking involves...

The historical growth of governing bodies in sport is also called...

Out of the four Ps, which one does the book say is the most visible?

When we went over "Success Rate", which sport was that used for?

A lockout in pro sports is initiated by...

What kind of funding can a school lose if it breaks Title IX?

The Tinker Standard involves which amendment?

The idea that the action that causes the most happiness and least displeasure is moral, is called...

Which of the following is an example of a market segment?

A few players were hospitalized as a result of a badly run team workout. What type of law may have been broken?

According to sport historian Allen Guttmann, what is the most significant change in sport?

Saying "The athletes who were hospitalized chose not to show up hydrated" is an example of...

All of these questions have been examples of...

BONUS-Recently, Notre Dame football formed a scheduling agreement with...

Which definition of sport focuses on whether a physical activity has rules?

What sportsmanship rating does an intramural team need at MSU to be eligible for playoffs, from 0 to 5?