football
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Competition drives efficiency in our economy. The NCAA cartel has restricted competition.
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ConstitutionGovernmentLibertyPolitics
College football overcomes the pandemic
by Daniel Sutter January 21, 2021College football is always demanding but in 2020 players faced multiple impositions
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On September 29, two police officers, 31-year-old Zach Moak and 35-year-old James White, were killed in a shootout in Brookhaven, Mississippi. “This is the worst day we can have in law enforcement,” said Public Safety Commissioner Marshall Fisher in the wake of the murders.
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Budgets/Taxes
To Pay Or Not To Pay: The Big Business Of College Sports
by Chris Talgo and Emma Kaden October 11, 2018As the leaves start to fall and tailgaters fire up their grills, the eternal question of whether or not college athletes should be paid has returned to the forefront of barroom banter.
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Budgets/Taxes
Lawmakers Should Sideline Handouts for Sports Stadiums
by Jesse Hathaway November 15, 2017Sports team owners, and the elected officials who enable their graft, say using taxpayer money to pay for stadium construction is an investment in local economic growth.
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ConstitutionEducationFeaturedPolitics
The NFL Flap Exposes Media Ignorance and the Failure of Civic Education
by Robert Holland November 14, 2017The huge dust-up over the protests of the American flag during the presentation of the national anthem by National Football League players has served to dramatize a massive deficiency in civics education in this nation.