1:

The NFL and the NBA rely on the NCAA as its minor league system. Could an athlete challenge the eligibility NCAA based on this law (yes, they have)? What would their arguments be?

2:

According to Hums and Masteralix (2012), there were 7 events that lead to the growth of player agents.

1. Evolution of players' associations (strongly recommend reading Marvin Miller's memoir).

2. Free agency granted to players through the Messersmith-McNally arbitration decision (leads to Curt Flood).

3. Growth of sport broadcasting industry lead to greater media revenues for leagues and teams.

4. Need for tax planning increased as salaries increased.

5. Development of competing leagues created competition for players and thus higher salaries.

6. Increased number of tournaments/tours for individual-sport athletes.

7. Increased opportunity for athletes to increase income with opening up of television and entertainment industries.

Of these seven events, which events do you feel is the most important now? Which legal case would you add on to this list now?

3:

What is the actual law of Title IX? What is the three-prong test used in college sports to determine whether an institution is in violation? How does the 14th Amendment impact Title IX legislation? For this answer, it may require that you look at Title IX from a historical perspective.

4:

TheRooney Ruleis a National Football League policy that requires league teams to interview ethnic-minority candidates for head coaching and senior football operation jobs. Why is the Rooney Rule necessary? Would you alter the rule in any way?