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Rhetorical Situation:
Writer: Laine Higgins
Text/Subject: An informative article demonstrating the idea of college athletes and possibilities of getting paid and how much they could get paid for both men and woman’s sports.
Audience: General public and future college athletes.
Context: Previous history of unpaid college athletes compared to modern society and ideas of how an athlete could get paid.


Summary: In this article by Lane Higgins the author talks about the amount that some college athletes get paid in those college athletes experiences, and why they like getting paid for all the hard work they do. The author also talks about. How some college athletes are still left out and are having a hard time grasping the situation and how some getting paid and some are not. “This is a problem” Lane Higgins says. 
As this can result in people feeling jealous and unfairly judged and underachieved. This is a big problem and we should pay each d1 athlete Lane Higgins suggest. The article expresses the work these athletes put in and put through there body with so much strain and all.


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Rhetorical Situation:
Writer: Ryan Young of American Institute of Economic Research 
Text/Subject: An informative article expressing that some college athletes are getting paid and how not paying college athletes seems like paying unlabored workers.
Audience: Everyone and people interested in unpaid college athlete controversy.
Context: Amount of college athletes payed vs not paid and how that’s unfairly justified.

Summary: This article shows the controversy of student athletes, specifically, college athletes, and their hard-working attributes to play sports that they devote their whole life’s to in time with into their schedule as almost as it’s a job. This shows the reason that college athletes should be paid, and this is what the article talks about as the article talks about coaches being paid that our NCAA coaches versus student athletes in college that some don’t get paid. About a few years ago Memphis men’s basketball paid their athletes but due to NCAA rules, they broke the rules. This was raising questions if college athletes should get paid since they devote their whole life into the sport and their schedule and has also coaches are making money. Just not as many players. All in all many agree that college athletes should be paid, at least some money to have a fair opportunity of playing professional sports at a higher high-level, suggest college, and d1 sports.
The article also talks about how much in college football a lot of money is spent on running entertainment, as football is a lot of entertainment factor to it.]]> 2022-11-28 02:11:14 UTC https://padlet.com/nrieth887/h4mw94g3tjutm9mi/wish/2399503609 nrieth887 https://padlet.com/nrieth887/h4mw94g3tjutm9mi/wish/2399510059 Creative Source
Rhetorical situation:
Writer: Tim Nevius
Text/Subject: Ted Talk video about College Sports an how much money is used with the entertainment aspect of hosting events and how this relates to why there is no free college education.
Audience: General public and college students
Context: Previous history in 80’s of college sports and money vs now.


Summary: in this informational the TED talk the speaker talks about money, spent with a high tuition rates, and where that money goes. This relates to paying college athletes. Some of the reason for high tuition is to find the school for entertainment events, such as football, games and fund other things such as basketball arena is an all. But., if we want to pay student athletes, the speaker suggest have to think about how we should manage the colleges money would you make it difficult to pay college athletes a substantial amount sense so much of the money Broughton is paid to entertainment and other things such as classes. So this raises a question the speaker says I’ve how can we manage your money better, also satisfying those to dedicate their life to such as football, basketball, etc.]]> 2022-11-28 02:17:27 UTC https://padlet.com/nrieth887/h4mw94g3tjutm9mi/wish/2399510059 nrieth887 https://padlet.com/nrieth887/h4mw94g3tjutm9mi/wish/2399515365 Creative Source
Rhetorical situation:

Writer: CNN News Channel
Text/subject: Debate through four CNN correspondents if college athletes should be payed or not. Some believing yes some believing no they should not be payed.
Audience: General public and political audience.
Context: Controversy of getting unpaid for working while playing sports and how some college athletes are upset about not getting paid.


Summary: in the CNN report, there is a debate on whether student athlete should be paid or not paid. The controversy is pretty big also about eight years ago when this is more of a problem and lots of questions relating to paying college athletes. In the specific, CNN report they debate, certain subjects for example this video debates with her athletes to be paid one guy yes sense they devote their whole life and take up most of the time for this sport the college student should be spent elsewhere and more productively. And as this is a controversial topic there is evidence in statistics both claims on both sides such as where money is going and how much is spent on another thing? There is good claims on both sides backed up by evidence. “There clearly is a problem that needs to be resolved” a CNN reporter says.
“They should be payed” another reporter says. These are just some of the many lines these reporters say showing the controversy in paying college athletes or not.

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Rhetorical Situation:
Writer: New York Times
Text/Subject: A statistical picture showing the difference of college coaches getting paid vs. college athletes getting paid and the shocking number differences.
Audience: College students and athletes as well as the general public interested in this topic of unpaid college athletes and the controversy.
Context: the amount of money College coaches make which is a combined 53.4 million dollars vs college athletes in division 1 sports which is 0 combined salary’s in 2011.

Summary: in this picture, it shows the difference college coaches versus college players in getting payed. 53.4 million combined salary for head coaches compared to zero combined salary it’s shocking although this number has changed slightly this still shows that this is a big problem and athletes are not getting what they deserve with all the hard work they do and devotion they do day in and day out. ]]> 2022-11-28 02:30:07 UTC https://padlet.com/nrieth887/h4mw94g3tjutm9mi/wish/2399523051 nrieth887 https://padlet.com/nrieth887/h4mw94g3tjutm9mi/wish/2399704395

Research different college sports (men and woman) and design a diagram on google slides of the most college athlete payed sports vs the least. And put pictures of each sport as well. Also your opinion on whether student athletes should be paid or not and why?]]> 2022-11-28 05:53:20 UTC https://padlet.com/nrieth887/h4mw94g3tjutm9mi/wish/2399704395 nrieth887 https://padlet.com/nrieth887/h4mw94g3tjutm9mi/wish/2399717663 2022-11-28 06:08:29 UTC https://padlet.com/nrieth887/h4mw94g3tjutm9mi/wish/2399717663