Each team has one final game in the season to showcase their abilities in front of a huge audience. Bowl games have been around for almost a century, and the rituals associated with them are plentiful. Not only do the games generate a lot of attention, they also boast billions of dollars during this process. So if a playoff system became our postseason, what would be the fate of these prestigious bowl games? Some claim that the biggest bowl games (Rose, Orange, Sugar and Fiesta) could be scheduled as earlier games in the playoffs leading up to a national championship.
The University of Alabama needs these dreams to become reality in order to keep generating revenue in area of $129 million like they did in 2010. The school hands out scholarships to these athletes that cost $22k for out of state and $10k in state (U of Alabama). If we take in the fact that a team can only have 25 new scholarships a year, we can use the out of state cost of $22k times 25 equals $550k. That will leave the school with $128.4 million for 2010. These revenues are generated by the entertainment from college players with the notion they may not see any professional career but they still put their health on the line for 22k a
The higher the population the more fans come and the more money the the Ramirez brothers recieve which will slowly help them get out of their financial crisis. Also the greater Los Angeles Metropolitan area is the number two population center and TV market in the United States, and nearly every entertainment company in the world has expressed an interest in participating in sponsering an NFL francise, this means that they the Ramirez brothers will get alot of money off of them and they will also get a spot in one of the biggest francises in the world. They also will get a brand new stadium which will open the doors to 10,000 more jobs and boost the local economy. This gives a chance for money to circulate and the economy will boost which will lead to more people being able to afford the games. A new stadium also brings curiosity to the community and leads people to wonder and come and check out the stadium for themselves.
He has double the number of border patrol agents on the southern border. He installed more than 600 miles of fencing on the border with Mexico. The number of annual deportation has reached a record of 400,000. Obama pushed for a passage of the dream act, which grants a path to citizenship to children of undocumented immigrants who attend college or went into the military. In my opinion I believe that Barack Obama should win the 2012 election because he has helped the united state.
The invisible primary has often been tagged as the ‘money primary’ as it vital for candidates to accumulate ‘war chests’ by securing money from sponsors in order to set up the large campaigns. This was the case before the 2000 election in which President George Bush raised 30 million dollars just for the Invisible Primaries in the first quarter. Similarly, this was the case with Obama and Clinton who fought to secure funding for the invisible primaries. Under Obama’s supports was Penny Pritzker, part of the Hyatt family who gave huge financial support to Obama during the invisible primaries, essential to gain money in order to cover costs for the media coverage and campaigning. Elizabeth Dole campaigning for the Presidential nominee in 2000 actually dropped out of the race due to financial instability which is indicative that money is a huge factor in the invisible primaries.
How America Would Be Different: Without Important People and Times in History Ashley Kimpling 4/28/2014 The first topic I have chosen to focus on is “Reaganomics”; this was the preposition that Reagan made when he ran for president. It was an idea of making tax cuts for the wealthy of 30%. Although only a 25% tax cut was approved Reagan still thought that this would help the economy. His reasoning for this was that the wealthy would save that money and be able to spend more money, by spending more he thought it would create more jobs. Unfortunately, while Reagan was in office the national debt tripled; it went from one trillion to three trillion dollars (Independence Hall Association, 2008-2014).
ESPN and other sports networks are starting to wonder if it was worth the $250 million that the Galaxy spent to bring him to America. According to (ESPN), David coming to America has been a big mistake and hasn’t changed the way we look at
National Football League (NFL) National Football League (NFL) is known as one of the highest professional American football in the United States. It’s known as today most profitable and valuable economic force in sports then other competitors in the American sports-business universe. It’s sold more than 17 million game tickets in 2008 and estimated three-quarters of the American population that watched at least one NFL game on television. Super Bowl, an annual event in American pop culture, helps gather a lot of NFL fans. However, the NFL has not always been perfect throughout America’s sporting life; the league also struggled to establish stability and legitimacy for many yeas after 1920s.
This assumes that coaches have time to watch all of the games while they also are preparing their teams each week. A playoff system, used by most other sports, would eliminate this controversy. In fact, a playoff system would be fairer for both colleges attempting to win the national championship and in the revenue they receive from the playoffs: “A playoff system would give each school an opportunity to earn a fair share of the revenue distributed to the 11 conferences in the FBS. Since the BCS conferences automatically qualify for BCS bowl games, they receive a disproportionate amount of the annual bowl revenue. Since football earnings fund other sports, this disparity affects athletes in all sports” (procon.org).
Even though the bill has its pros. For example according to the article from CBS news.com this bill “would expand coverage to 32 million Americans who are currently uninsured” and “would reduce the deficit by $143 billion over the first ten years” but it will also cost $940 billion over ten years. Also according to the article “Six months after the enactment, insurance companies could no longer deny children coverage based on a preexisting condition and insurance agencies must allow children to stay on their parent’s insurance plans until age 26” Now the cons, the reason I believe this bill is unjust is the individual and employer mandate. According the article “in 2014, everyone must purchase health insurance or face a $695 annual fine. There are some exceptions for low-income people.” and “employers with more than 50 employees must provide health insurance or pay a fine of $2,000 per worker each year if any worker receives federal subsidies to purchase health insurance.