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Volume III, Issue II
(Spring 2007)
Articles
included are (Click
in the following links to read individual articles):
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Hubris: Athletes, Perceptions of Authority, and Feelings of
Invulnerability on a College Campus
Mark Vermillion, Wichita State University |
SUMMER LEAGUE COLLEGE BASEBALL PLAYERS: DO DIETARY INTAKE
AND BARRIERS TO HEALTHY EATING DIFFER BETWEEN GAME AND
NON-GAME DAYS?
BRENDA M. MALINAUSKAS, East Carolina University
REGINALD F. OVERTON, Virginia State University
ANDREW J. CUCCHIARA, University of Pennsylvania
ASHLEY B. CARPENTER, East Carolina University
ASHLEY B. CORBETT, East Carolina University |
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Factors Influencing the University Choice of NCAA Division I
Softball Players
Kary Kankey, Norfolk State University
Jerome Quarterman, Florida State University |
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Insider’s Perspective: Marla Terranova, Director of
Sponsorships And Marketing - Montgomery Biscuits
Jason W. Lee, University of North Florida |
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MARKETING PROFESSIONAL SOCCER IN THE UNITED STATES: LESSONS
IN EXCHANGE THEORY AND CAUSE-RELATED MARKETING
RICHARD M. SOUTHALL, UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS
MARK S. NAGEL, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA |
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EXAMINATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH
THE AUDUBON COOPERATIVE SANCTUARY PROGRAM FOR SELECTED SOUTH
CAROLINA GOLF COURSES
DAN DRANE, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
ANDY DOTTERWEICH, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
CHRISTOPHER POST, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY |
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SMART BOOK REVIEW: Fair and Foul: Beyond the Myths and
Paradoxes of Sport (3rd ed.).
Review By Jason W. Lee, University of North Florida |
Hubris:
Athletes, Perceptions of Authority, and Feelings of Invulnerability
on a College Campus
SUMMER LEAGUE COLLEGE
BASEBALL PLAYERS: DO DIETARY INTAKE AND BARRIERS TO HEALTHY EATING
DIFFER BETWEEN GAME AND NON-GAME DAYS?
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BRENDA M. MALINAUSKAS, East Carolina University
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REGINALD F. OVERTON, Virginia State University
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ANDREW J. CUCCHIARA, University of Pennsylvania
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ASHLEY B. CARPENTER, East Carolina University
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ASHLEY B. CORBETT, East Carolina University
Factors Influencing the University Choice of
NCAA Division I Softball Players
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Kary Kankey, Norfolk State University
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Jerome Quarterman, Florida State University
Insider’s Perspective: Marla Terranova,
Director of Sponsorships And Marketing - Montgomery Biscuits
MARKETING PROFESSIONAL SOCCER IN THE UNITED
STATES: LESSONS IN EXCHANGE THEORY AND CAUSE-RELATED MARKETING
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RICHARD M. SOUTHALL, UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS
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MARK S. NAGEL, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXAMINATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL
JUSTICE ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH THE AUDUBON COOPERATIVE SANCTUARY
PROGRAM FOR SELECTED SOUTH CAROLINA GOLF COURSES
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DAN DRANE, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
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ANDY DOTTERWEICH, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
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CHRISTOPHER POST, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
SMART BOOK REVIEW: Fair and Foul: Beyond the
Myths and Paradoxes of Sport (3rd ed.)
Volume III, Issue I
(Fall 2006)
Articles included are (Click
in the following links to read individual articles):
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IS THE NCAA
GUILTY OF PRACTICING
SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT?
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College Athletes’ Perceptions of the Emphasis their Coaches Place on
Academic Progress and Graduation
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THE PURSUIT OF
TRUE LEGITIMACY—DIVISION I-A TITLE IX COMPLIANCE AFTER THE
ADDITIONAL CLARIFICATION OF PRONG THREE
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PERCEIVED
MARKETING STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF ELITE DISABLED SPORT
ORGANIZATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES |
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SMART Book Review:
The Business of Sports: Text & Cases on Strategy & Management
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Insider’s Perspective: Joe Gilligan CEO, Akadema
Joe Gilligan CEO, Akadema |
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SMART
RESPONSES |
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IS THE NCAA
GUILTY OF PRACTICING
SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT?
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College Athletes’ Perceptions of the Emphasis their Coaches Place on
Academic Progress and Graduation
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THE PURSUIT OF
TRUE LEGITIMACY—DIVISION I-A TITLE IX COMPLIANCE AFTER THE
ADDITIONAL CLARIFICATION OF PRONG THREE
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PERCEIVED
MARKETING STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF ELITE DISABLED SPORT
ORGANIZATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES |
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SMART Book Review:
The Business of Sports: Text & Cases on Strategy & Management
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Insider’s Perspective: Joe Gilligan CEO, Akadema
Joe Gilligan CEO, Akadema |
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SMART
RESPONSES |
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