Keywords
Arete, Sport and Society, American Sport History, NCAA, Basketball, March Madness, Final Four, Television broadcasting, Rights, Barry Bonds, Baseball, MLB, Performance Enhancing Drugs, Anabolic steroids, Ethics, Point Shaving
Subjects
NCAA Basketball Tournament; Money; Television broadcasting; Broadcasting rights; Bonds, Barry, 1964-; Major League Baseball (Organization); Baseball players; Performance Enhancing Drugs; Anabolic steroids; Ethics
Introduction
Welcome to March Madness, or rather the Madness that is March. I will not use "March Madness" because CBS Inc. and the NCAA Inc. own the phrase "March Madness" and I wouldn't want to face a lawsuit for using this copyrighted phrase. So in deference to CBS, the NCAA, and their all-star team of corporate lawyers, I will not risk their wrath and will speak only of the "Madness that is March" rather than "March Madness."
Publication Date
3-14-2006
Document Type
Commentary
Type
Text
Format
application/pdf
Source Title
Sport and Society for Arete
Language
English
Collection
Publication Version
Author's version
Copyright Status
Author retained
College
College of Arts and Humanities
Department
History
Creator (Linked Data)
Crepeau, Richard C., 1941- (VIAF)
Recommended Citation
Crepeau, Richard C., "Madness in March: steroids & point-shaving" (2006). On Sport and Society. 732.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/onsportandsociety/732
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