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1. Capitalism for the cooperative: the NCAA and NFL model of parity and profit

Author

Pantuosco, Louis J. and Stone, Gary L.

Subjects
Business, general, NCAA -- Economic aspects, NCAA -- Comparative analysis, National Football League -- Economic aspects, National Football League -- Comparative analysis
Abstract

ABSTRACT Economists have long recognized the cartel behavior of the NCAA. Previous research has addressed the cartel characteristics of monopsony behavior, cheating, member cooperation, and supply limits of the NCAA [...]

Published
2007

2. Slam dunk: the case for an NCAA antitrust exemption.

Author

Schaefer, Adam R.

Subjects
NCAA -- Economic aspects, Basketball (College) -- Economic aspects, Exemption (Law) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Antitrust law -- Interpretation and construction, Antitrust issue, Government regulation
Published
2005

3. Saturday Sports: NCAA Shocking Upset

Subjects
College basketball -- Competitions, General interest, NCAA -- Economic aspects, University of Virginia -- Competitions, University of Maryland, Baltimore County -- Competitions
Abstract

To listen to this broadcast, click here: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=594537815 HOST: SCOTT SIMON SCOTT SIMON: Now time for sports. (SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC) SIMON: And overnight, the University of Maryland, Baltimore County Retrievers [...]

Published
2018

4. Findings from University of Michigan Yields New Findings on Industrial Organization (The Ncaa Cartel and Antitrust Policy)

Subjects
College athletes -- Economic aspects, Antitrust law -- Interpretation and construction, Education, College football, Sports associations, Football, Football teams, College sports, Athletes, Editors, Antitrust issue, Education, News, opinion and commentary, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

2019 MAY 1 (VerticalNews) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Education Letter -- Investigators discuss new findings in Business - Industrial Organization. According to news reporting out of [...]

Published
2019

6. No-look pass; Illegal or not, most firms turn blind eye to discreet NCAA pools

Author

Ankeny, Robert and Dietderich, Andrew

Subjects
Work hours -- Management, Workers -- Behavior, Company business management, Business, Business, regional, NCAA -- Competitions, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Breaking the law never kept David Fry from playing fantasy sports, filling in March Madness brackets or betting on those perennial playoff losers, the Oakland A's, with his employees. Instead, [...]

Published
2005

7. March to Madness

Author

McKissack, Fred

Subjects
Basketball (College) -- Economic aspects, Political science, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

When it comes to sports, an absurd amount of money is floating around out there in search of glory. Media baron Rupert Murdoch was willing to spend $1 billion for [...]

Published
2000

8. A most welcome bounce

Author

Boone, Dennis

Subjects
Basketball teams -- Compensation and benefits, Basketball teams -- Competitions, Universities and colleges -- United States, Universities and colleges -- Competitions, Universities and colleges -- Compensation and benefits, Business, Business, general, NCAA -- Services, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Published
2010

9. N.C.A.A. limits on personnel loom for programs in the SEC

Author

Glier, Ray

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Southeastern Conference -- Economic aspects, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

HOOVER, Ala. -- These are prosperous times in the Southeastern Conference. At a typical workout for one of the league's football teams, there might be 25 people who are either [...]

Published
2012

10. Alamo City is expected to score a huge Final Four victory

Author

Bailey, W. Scott

Subjects
San Antonio, Texas -- Economic aspects, College sports -- Economic aspects, Business, Business, regional, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Founder of California-based SportsEconomics Daniel Rascher believes that San Antonio has marketed itself as a sports destination. The impact of the 2008 NCAA Men's Final Four on the city can prove to be very rewarding and can even surpass the Indianapolis and Atlanta experience in 2006 and 2007 respectively. Details of the economic impact of the sports event are discussed.

Published
2008

11. Drop the pretense

Author

Meggyesy, Dave

Subjects
College sports -- Economic aspects, Basketball players -- Compensation and benefits, Football players -- Compensation and benefits, Universities and colleges -- Economic aspects -- United States, News, opinion and commentary, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Byline: Dave Meggyesy The question of whether colleges should pay their revenue-producing athletes -- football and basketball players at the NCAA's top 120 college programs -- is a no-brainer. The [...]

Published
2010

12. Men's basketball attendance figures worst in 23 years

Author

Garcia, Marlen and Wieberg, Steve

Subjects
Basketball (College) -- Economic aspects, News, opinion and commentary, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Byline: Marlen Garcia and Steve Wieberg The nation's struggling economy appears to have helped take a bite out of college basketball attendance, which hit a 23-year low during the NCAA's [...]

Published
2010

13. With more revenue, more costs

Author

Wieberg, Steve

Subjects
Western Kentucky University -- Finance, NCAA -- Economic aspects, Company financing, College sports -- Finance -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Byline: Steve Wieberg Western Kentucky football has some history. NFL coaches Joe Bugel and Romeo Crennel played for the Hilltoppers. Tommy Prothro and Jerry Glanville came through as assistants. Western [...]

Published
2008

14. Few athletics programs in black; most need aid

Author

Berkowitz, Steve

Subjects
College sports -- Finance -- Economic aspects, Company financing, News, opinion and commentary, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Byline: Steve Berkowitz The amount of money the nation's highest-level college athletics departments are receiving as subsidies from their schools is rising, according to a report by the NCAA. The [...]

Published
2008

15. NCAA cashes in on Final Four ticket resale

Author

McCarthy, Michael

Subjects
Basketball (College) -- Economic aspects, Sports associations -- Economic aspects, News, opinion and commentary, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Byline: Michael McCarthy The NCAA is ready to reap even more money from its men's basketball tournament by engaging in a practice it once frowned upon: The resale of Final [...]

Published
2008

16. Future holds full plate of knotty questions

Subjects
Gambling -- Influence -- Economic aspects, News, opinion and commentary, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Some issues commanding the NCAA's attention short term and long term: Finances: Take away school subsidies and only 40% of the athletics programs in DivisionI operate in the black. They're [...]

Published
2006

17. NCAA worries as spending swells

Author

Brady, Erik and Upton, Jodi

Subjects
College sports -- Economic aspects, News, opinion and commentary, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Byline: Erik Brady and Jodi Upton Athletic spending at schools playing the top level of college football increased nearly 8% in 2004-05 -- the fourth consecutive year of such increases [...]

Published
2005

18. NCAA recognizes growing problem with costs

Author

Brady, Erik and Upton, Jodi

Subjects
College sports -- Economic aspects, News, opinion and commentary, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Byline: Erik Brady and Jodi Upton Division I-A schools spent about $3.8billion on athletics in 2004-05, a number that could nearly double in the next 10 years if spending continues [...]

Published
2005

20. NCAA fears gambling fallout

Author

Barr, Josh, Graham, Tim, and Asher, Mark

Subjects
NCAA -- Economic aspects, Sports betting -- Economic aspects
Published
1998

21. In hard times, is big-time sports willing to budge?

Author

Benner, Bill

Subjects
Sports facilities -- Economic aspects, Business, Business, regional, NCAA -- Location, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

On Jan. 27, the Indianapolis Colts pink-slipped 25 front-office employees. The next day, the Capital Improvement Board announced that operating costs for Lucas Oil Stadium and Conseco Fieldhouse are running [...]

Published
2009

22. IU, Purdue losses hurt Big Ten hoops tournament financially

Subjects
Baseball (Professional) -- Tickets, College sports -- Economic aspects, Company pricing policy, Business, Business, regional, Purdue University -- Economic aspects, Indiana University -- Economic aspects, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Purdue University and Indiana University did more than hurt their NCAA tournament seeding at this year's Big Ten men's basketball tournament at Conseco Fieldhouse, where both teams were upset victims [...]

Published
2008

23. Sponsors jump through hoops for final 4

Author

Goldman, Kevin

Subjects
CBS Inc. CBS Sports -- Prices and rates, Television broadcasting of sports -- Economic aspects, Television broadcasting industry -- Prices and rates, Television advertising -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, general, NCAA -- Economic aspects
Published
1993

24. 'March ad-ness' is now courting college web sites

Author

Steel, Emily

Subjects
Basketball (College) -- Marketing agreements, Basketball (College) -- Economic aspects, Television advertising -- Contracts, Internet/Web advertising -- Forecasts and trends, Internet/Web advertising, Cooperative agreement for product marketing, Contract agreement, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, NCAA -- Economic aspects, NCAA -- Competitions
Abstract

Advertisers are not only buying television spots during the NCAA men's basketball tournament but advertising on individual college websites.

Published
2007

25. Don't expect athletes to be paid anytime soon

Author

Maisel, Ivan

Subjects
NCAA -- Economic aspects, Football (College) -- Economic aspects, College athletes -- Economic aspects
Abstract

The Division I-A football playoff may be dead, but its legacy lives on in the NCAA regarding the issue of stipends. Executive Director Cedric Dempsey called a news conference last […]

Published
1995

26. An honest wage

Author

Wolff, Alexander

Subjects
NCAA -- Economic aspects, College athletes -- Finance, College sports -- Economic aspects, Football (College) -- Economic aspects
Published
1994

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