1. How did Doug Flute’s Hail Mary pass demonstrate the marketing value of building high-profile sports programs? 2. What are some ways colleges make revenue from their teams? How much money do college sports generate every year?
3. How are college athletes compensated for their work as athletes? According to the vide, what are they NOT allowed to receive?
4. Explain what happened in “Tattoo Gate.” What was the punishment in this case?
5. The president of the NCAA argues that education combined with access to some of the best coaches in the world is adequate compensation for student athletes. Do you agree? Why or why not?

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