College athletes should not be paid speech outline

Should College Athletes Be Paid for Being on A Sports Team Persuasive Speech
Subject
Business Finance

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TOPIC: Should college athletes be paid for being on a sports team?

This has always been a topic that I have always posed to different people because as I see it, I think it is unfair how college athletes put so much effort and time for sports that earn the colleges money and yet they do not get paid. I choose this topic because I want my audience to put themselves in the shoes of each athlete. How would they feel if it was them working hard with no pay?

Being a college student-athlete is a full-time job, bouncing between the weight room, the court/field, classes, and film sessions. College athletics are extra curricular activities, but the schedules of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) tournaments require an extended period in which the student-athletes must miss school. Not only do they miss class, but they are absent for nationally televised games that make a lot of money and receive millions of viewers. Since student-athletes also bring in revenue for their team and college or university, especially in the championship games, I think they deserve to be paid and hope my speech persuades you to view it as I view it.

Week 8 Assignment: Persuasive Speech Outline

A preparation outline is required for your persuasive speech. Refer to chapter 11 in The Art of Public Speaking for an example and a complete description on the use and development of a preparation outline.

Your typed, complete preparation outline should:
Include your topic, general purpose statement, specific purpose statement, and central ideas statement.
Demonstrate the logical structure and organization of your speech.
Be broken down into the three main sections of your speech: introduction, body, and conclusion.
Indicate how you plan to transition from one section to the next. You must include a complete bibliography with your outline.
Please refer to pp. 260–262 of the textbook for a good sample preparation outline. You should use this example as a template when creating and submitting your own outline.