and, let's face it, that's a big if these days, he or she should probably think twice before

applying to a major university. Particularly if that university has a high-profile athletic

program.(The Capital Times by Rob Zaleski). The role that sports play in college can

be on the top of the list of what matters the most to a university. Athletics in college

can mean much to a university, seeing how well that sports team performs, which

can mean higher standings, the better they are and a chance to win a national title may

bring an ample amount of money to the university.

College atheltics compared to the ungraduates is no where near even these days.

It's hardly a secret, for instance, that most major universities today are primarily interested

in two things: research and winning sports teams and, of course, the prestige that goes

with each of these (The Capital Times by Rob Zaleski). There are many reasons why

college sports remains in serious disarray.

Is the NCAA in control? Not by a long shot. In the last decade, the almighty dollar has

reigned even more supreme, as bowl games have been manipulated, confere

cases, contact is so limited by player and coach that it often impeded a student athlete

sports Division I athletes typically receive up to four years of tuition, room, and

on graduation day, getting degrees. If colleges really care about the education of Sports

get college education because of their athletic talent. otherwise would never be

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