This volume provides unique insight into how American colleges and universities have been significantly impacted and shaped by college football, and considers how US sports culture more generally has intersected with broader institutional and educational issues.
This volume provides unique insight into how American colleges and universities have been significantly impacted and shaped by college football, and considers how US sports culture more generally has intersected with broader institutional and educational issues.
Christian K. Anderson is Associate Professor of Higher Education in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policies at the University of South Carolina, USA. Amber C. Fallucca is Director of the Quality Enhancement Plan and Associate Director for the Center for Integrative and Experiential Learning at the University of South Carolina, USA. She is also an affiliate faculty member in the Higher Education and Student Affairs Program.
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Chapter 1: Myths and Stories from College Football's First One Hundred Years Christian K. Anderson Chapter 2: "As Good as the Best": Gallaudet Football and the Battle Against Normalization at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Richard Ian Kimball Chapter 3: Football Culture at New South Universities: Lost Cause and Old South Memory, Modernity, and Martial Manhood J. Hardin Hobson Chapter 4: "The Great Dartmouth Team is No Longer": The 1925 Dartmouth Big Green, "The Present Evil," and the Transformation of College Football Derek Charles Catsam Chapter 5: Redefining Reform: Presidents, Football, and Athletic Policy in the Southeastern Conference, 1929-1936 Eric Moyen Chapter 6: Saints Embrace Savagery: BYU Football and the Making of Modern Mormonism Hunter M. Hampton Chapter 7: Football, Athletic Protest, and Reform at Cal State Campuses in the 1960s Marc A. VanOverbeke Chapter 8: Mugs, Jugs, Bells, and Bowls: Traveling Football Trophies as Campus Traditions and Windows into Institutional Culture at Division III Institutions Deborah Worley Chapter 9: Last Stand for a Less Commercialized Game: Contesting Football's Place in Higher Education in NCAA v. Board of Regents, 1984 Robert L. Kerr Chapter 10: Conclusion: Understanding Current Controversies in College Football through Its Colorful Past Amber C. Fallucca
Chapter 1: Myths and Stories from College Football's First One Hundred Years Christian K. Anderson Chapter 2: "As Good as the Best": Gallaudet Football and the Battle Against Normalization at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Richard Ian Kimball Chapter 3: Football Culture at New South Universities: Lost Cause and Old South Memory, Modernity, and Martial Manhood J. Hardin Hobson Chapter 4: "The Great Dartmouth Team is No Longer": The 1925 Dartmouth Big Green, "The Present Evil," and the Transformation of College Football Derek Charles Catsam Chapter 5: Redefining Reform: Presidents, Football, and Athletic Policy in the Southeastern Conference, 1929-1936 Eric Moyen Chapter 6: Saints Embrace Savagery: BYU Football and the Making of Modern Mormonism Hunter M. Hampton Chapter 7: Football, Athletic Protest, and Reform at Cal State Campuses in the 1960s Marc A. VanOverbeke Chapter 8: Mugs, Jugs, Bells, and Bowls: Traveling Football Trophies as Campus Traditions and Windows into Institutional Culture at Division III Institutions Deborah Worley Chapter 9: Last Stand for a Less Commercialized Game: Contesting Football's Place in Higher Education in NCAA v. Board of Regents, 1984 Robert L. Kerr Chapter 10: Conclusion: Understanding Current Controversies in College Football through Its Colorful Past Amber C. Fallucca
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