SPMT 217 test 2
what is a significant segment of the sport industry? - ANScollege athletes
what was the first commercial intercollegiate athletic event in the US? - ANSthe 1852 crew race
who was the crew race between? - ANSharvard and yale
when was the first pro coach hired? - ANS1864
where did the first pro coach, coach? - ANSyale
when was the intercollegiate football assoc created? - ANS1876
when was the big 10 conference formed? - ANS1905
what was the NCAA originally called? - ANSIAAUS - intercollegiate athletic association of the
US
when were the carnegie reports formed? - ANS1929
what are the carnegie reports? - ANSthey were reports that painted a picture of college athletics
- recruiting abuses, student-athlete payment
what is the knight commission for? - ANSprompting the NCAA members to pass rules and
regulations regarding recruiting activities, academic standards, and financial practices
what are the continuous concerns of college athletics? - ANSthe cost of fielding the team,
abuses and fraud, behavioral problems (athlete and coach), exploitation of athletes, and
financial gaps.
what is increasing in interaction and expansion across international borders? - ANSsports
globalization does not mean what? - ANSamericanization
what type of sports system is more common outside of the US? - ANSclub systems
what is the primary purpose of the club system? - ANSto fulfill social and fitness function, rather
than to promote athletes
in great britain what were sports used for? - ANSto impose the conquerors culture on colonized
land
, what have sports become a platform for? - ANSpolitical and social protests and boycotts
what has been a major driving factor in the globalization of sport? - ANStechnological advances
and increased accessibility of technology worldwide
what can the activities of corporate involvement be grouped into? - ANS1. efforts by
manufacturers of sport related products
2. efforts by non sport related companies that sponsor international sporting events to gain
name recognition
what do pro sport leagues seek to increase? - ANSthe popularity and consumption of their
products overseas
what do international efforts focus on? - ANSbroadcasting, licensing, cultivating participation in
sports throughout each country and placing the team in international markets
what does presence of foreign players enable pro leagues to do? - ANSincrease popularity
overseas
during 2012-13 how many international players from how many countries did the NBA have on
their rosters? - ANS84 players from 37 countries
what are the 4 types of sport tourism? - ANS1. travel to participate in sport
2. travel to view a sport
3. travel to visit a sport hall of fame, stadium, or museum
4. travel to volunteer at a sport event
i didn't mean to write this card but i don't know how to delete it - ANS:)
what are grassroots programs focused on? - ANSincreased participation and educating people
about the specifics of a sport
what is sport for all advocated by? - ANSIOC and UN
what is the broad area of international sport referred to? - ANSsport for development and peace
(SDP)
what can SDP programs be divided into? - ANSpeace building, post disaster response, sport for
people with disabilities... etc
how much money did the 1984 olympics in LA bring in? - ANS$200M
what does IOC stand for? - ANSinternational olympic committee
what is a significant segment of the sport industry? - ANScollege athletes
what was the first commercial intercollegiate athletic event in the US? - ANSthe 1852 crew race
who was the crew race between? - ANSharvard and yale
when was the first pro coach hired? - ANS1864
where did the first pro coach, coach? - ANSyale
when was the intercollegiate football assoc created? - ANS1876
when was the big 10 conference formed? - ANS1905
what was the NCAA originally called? - ANSIAAUS - intercollegiate athletic association of the
US
when were the carnegie reports formed? - ANS1929
what are the carnegie reports? - ANSthey were reports that painted a picture of college athletics
- recruiting abuses, student-athlete payment
what is the knight commission for? - ANSprompting the NCAA members to pass rules and
regulations regarding recruiting activities, academic standards, and financial practices
what are the continuous concerns of college athletics? - ANSthe cost of fielding the team,
abuses and fraud, behavioral problems (athlete and coach), exploitation of athletes, and
financial gaps.
what is increasing in interaction and expansion across international borders? - ANSsports
globalization does not mean what? - ANSamericanization
what type of sports system is more common outside of the US? - ANSclub systems
what is the primary purpose of the club system? - ANSto fulfill social and fitness function, rather
than to promote athletes
in great britain what were sports used for? - ANSto impose the conquerors culture on colonized
land
, what have sports become a platform for? - ANSpolitical and social protests and boycotts
what has been a major driving factor in the globalization of sport? - ANStechnological advances
and increased accessibility of technology worldwide
what can the activities of corporate involvement be grouped into? - ANS1. efforts by
manufacturers of sport related products
2. efforts by non sport related companies that sponsor international sporting events to gain
name recognition
what do pro sport leagues seek to increase? - ANSthe popularity and consumption of their
products overseas
what do international efforts focus on? - ANSbroadcasting, licensing, cultivating participation in
sports throughout each country and placing the team in international markets
what does presence of foreign players enable pro leagues to do? - ANSincrease popularity
overseas
during 2012-13 how many international players from how many countries did the NBA have on
their rosters? - ANS84 players from 37 countries
what are the 4 types of sport tourism? - ANS1. travel to participate in sport
2. travel to view a sport
3. travel to visit a sport hall of fame, stadium, or museum
4. travel to volunteer at a sport event
i didn't mean to write this card but i don't know how to delete it - ANS:)
what are grassroots programs focused on? - ANSincreased participation and educating people
about the specifics of a sport
what is sport for all advocated by? - ANSIOC and UN
what is the broad area of international sport referred to? - ANSsport for development and peace
(SDP)
what can SDP programs be divided into? - ANSpeace building, post disaster response, sport for
people with disabilities... etc
how much money did the 1984 olympics in LA bring in? - ANS$200M
what does IOC stand for? - ANSinternational olympic committee
