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Chapter six. The 1929 Carnegie Report condemnation of Professionalism

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© 2021 University of Texas Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Introduction 1
  4. Chapter one. Amateurism Then and Now 9
  5. Chapter two. The Harvard Dilemma—Amateur or Professional 19
  6. Chapter three “Scholarships” Eastern authority and early Payments 31
  7. Chapter four. Training, Training Tables, and Athletic Dorms 45
  8. Chapter five. The Amateur Challenge of Summer Baseball for Pay 61
  9. Chapter six. The 1929 Carnegie Report condemnation of Professionalism 73
  10. Chapter seven. The Southeastern Conference and Athletic Scholarships 88
  11. Chapter eight. National Athletic Scholarship Failure: The Sanity Code 98
  12. Chapter nine. The Cleansing of the Ivy League: No Athletic Scholarships? 109
  13. Chapter ten. Recruiting, Full Scholarships, and the Big Ten Succumbs 123
  14. Chapter eleven. Academic Standards, the 1.600 Rule, and Their Demise 134
  15. Chapter twelve. Taxation, Workers’ Compensation, and the “Student- Athlete” 147
  16. Chapter thirteen. Women’s Athletics, Title IX, and the Kellmeyer Lawsuit 160
  17. Chapter fourteen. Television, Unions, and the Collapse of Amateurism 177
  18. Chapter fifteen. Is NCAA “Amateurism” Alive? The O’Bannon lawsuit impact 189
  19. Chapter sixteen. The Alston and Jenkins Lawsuits, and NCAA Fig- Leafed Professionalism 203
  20. Chapter seventeen. State and Federal Legislative Pay- for- Play Action 218
  21. Afterword 231
  22. Acknowledgments 239
  23. Timeline 242
  24. Notes 255
  25. Index 317
The Myth of the Amateur
This chapter is in the book The Myth of the Amateur
https://doi.org/10.7560/322864-007

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Introduction 1
  4. Chapter one. Amateurism Then and Now 9
  5. Chapter two. The Harvard Dilemma—Amateur or Professional 19
  6. Chapter three “Scholarships” Eastern authority and early Payments 31
  7. Chapter four. Training, Training Tables, and Athletic Dorms 45
  8. Chapter five. The Amateur Challenge of Summer Baseball for Pay 61
  9. Chapter six. The 1929 Carnegie Report condemnation of Professionalism 73
  10. Chapter seven. The Southeastern Conference and Athletic Scholarships 88
  11. Chapter eight. National Athletic Scholarship Failure: The Sanity Code 98
  12. Chapter nine. The Cleansing of the Ivy League: No Athletic Scholarships? 109
  13. Chapter ten. Recruiting, Full Scholarships, and the Big Ten Succumbs 123
  14. Chapter eleven. Academic Standards, the 1.600 Rule, and Their Demise 134
  15. Chapter twelve. Taxation, Workers’ Compensation, and the “Student- Athlete” 147
  16. Chapter thirteen. Women’s Athletics, Title IX, and the Kellmeyer Lawsuit 160
  17. Chapter fourteen. Television, Unions, and the Collapse of Amateurism 177
  18. Chapter fifteen. Is NCAA “Amateurism” Alive? The O’Bannon lawsuit impact 189
  19. Chapter sixteen. The Alston and Jenkins Lawsuits, and NCAA Fig- Leafed Professionalism 203
  20. Chapter seventeen. State and Federal Legislative Pay- for- Play Action 218
  21. Afterword 231
  22. Acknowledgments 239
  23. Timeline 242
  24. Notes 255
  25. Index 317
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