The Athletes Should Not Be Banned

It was called “Acceptance,” a story about a father whose alcoholism kills his son, an All-American football star. A second chance is then offered in the form of two new sons, one homosexual and the other intellectually disabled. As far as the outcome, you would have to “…wait for the movie”. The outlandish story Rae Carruth imagined would never reach the big screen, instead his own life would far eclipse the scenario he created when he chose to have his eight-month pregnant girlfriend and unborn baby murdered instead of paying child support. Part of his plan did work, Cherica Adams did die, but not before calling 911, identifying Carruth, and also giving birth to their son, who survived. It was a shocking crime that would make headlines,

During the summer of 2013 one of the biggest outrages in all sports, not just the collegiate division, was the story of Texas A&M’s golden boy Johnny Manziel. At the beginning of the football season Manziel shocked fans around the country with his remarkable abilities; abilities that would later make him the youngest Heisman winner at the time. However, a couple of months later no one would be talking about his talent or his Heisman, but the allegations surrounded around Manziel selling his signature on eBay for money. The NCAA strictly bans collegiate athletes to benefit in any way when it comes to their name and the revenue that comes with it. This shined light on one of the major controversies in college sports; the dispute of whether it is right to allow student athletes to benefit off their names. The NCAA ought to allow collegiate athletes the ability to profit off the use of their name because by allowing players to receive revenues it would ease the negative effects of playing collegiate sports for the student athletes.

What is the best way to get big quick? Most would say to go to the gym or start a more intense workout program and eat right. It is contrary for some professional athletes that go against the correct way to maximize their strength and take steroids. Most your sport competitors participate in sports to have the opportunity to put their abilities against those of their peers. Many athletes are determined to win at all cost. They may use that determination to justify the use of steroids. Steroids are bad, there are many unfair advantages of athletes that use steroids to make gain in a game they love to play, athletes using steroids are not being good role models to the younger generation that looks up to them. , and many athletes have health risk from using steroids.

Should athletes be stripped of their titles and medals for using sports-enhancing drugs? Do sports-enhancing drugs actually improve the athlete’s natural abilities to the extent where their abilities are no longer natural? These are the controversial questions that stem from athletes involved with sports-enhancing drugs. Substances that improve the performance of an athlete are classified as an enhancing drug. Anabolic steroids, human growth hormones, and even diuretics are some commonly used sports-enhancing drugs. The professional sports industry, in my opinion, is being defined by athletes who are using or not using sports-enhancing drugs. The athletes who are in the professional sports world today and are achieving greatness end up being on a form of enhancing drug in most cases.

One of the biggest things in our world today that we see on Tv is the kneeling and the disrespecting of the flag from athletes across america. To me, it’s not right, why would someone kneel for the flag that our loved ones have fought and died overseas for? Due the the lack of citizenship shown from the athletes towards the flag, NFL has lost tremendous amounts of money, supporters, and respect from other corporations and unions. The lack of respect shown from the players towards the flag should not be tolerated.

Let us take a moment to understand we are all human beings capable of making mistakes, so the answer to the first question should athletes who are caught using PEDs be allowed to return to sports? Absolutely! Maybe not the same organization, team, etc. but to permanently ban someone from a specific sport is hasty. However, there are exclusions for every rule and if he/she becomes a threat to the league as a whole or a repeat offender, then that is when it should be put up for consideration. I do feel it is each respective league’s obligation to provide every possible plan / program to aid their athlete. For example, WWE (Wolrd Wrestling Entertainment) has a strict wellness policy with a three strike rule. Upon the first strike suspension occurs, but they also provide rehabilitation program for their entertainers. Third strike the employee is terminated, but then again the company still makes sure the ex-employee is provided with further rehabilitation efforts for free. Professional sports are a job, so it should be treated as such. Every employee is subjected to his/her employer’s rules. If an employee at McDonald’s takes Adderall (because it makes him more efficient at the drive through window) and pops on his drug screen, he may not be able to work at McDonalds, but he is not banned from the fast food industry all together – he could work at Wendy’s, Sonic, etc. Maybe a stretch of an example – I am basically saying – people make mistakes, especially when pressure is put

With the multi-billions of dollars that the Olympics earn and spend, it’s certainly is in the best interest of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to remain under the circumstances of keeping sport open to professional athletes, not only financially, but as well as the majority of their viewers. In this position statement, I will use historic International Olympic Committee guidelines (1964) and official IOC reports as a basis for proving that professional athletes should be allowed to participate in the Olympic Games.

Imagine the year is 1998, and baseball player Mark McGwire is stronger and more aggressive than ever. The fans are in shock because the crowd is familiar with baseball games being on the dull side, but this baseball game has the fans at the edge of the seat. Now imagine every Oakland Athletics game having this powerful energy, home run after home run, fast running, and the loud crowd cheering for the home team. The score is tied and the baseball game is in the last inning. The crowd begins to scream and sweat nervously, with only a few seconds left. The players are running all over the court as fast as ever before, and the sound of the ball being hit against the bat is so loud the crowd can hear the sound from the nosebleeds. McGwire swings and hits a homerun and the Oakland Athletics win. But come to find out Mark McGwire, who hit the winning homerun had Performance-Enhancing Drugs in his system. The other team is infuriated when knowing the truth behind all of the fast balls and home runs which were hit, and knowing the team was cheated and had a chance to win. The Oakland Athletics were ashamed to hear the news from the fellow team mate. Unfortunately due to the professional athlete’s well performance, McGwire influenced other baseball players to begin using the drug.

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In sports there's more to it than just running and scoring,and winning there is actually science involved I know that sounds weird but it is actually true. In sports for some players with moves that have never been seen and are unlikely that many people have it like speed, caching abilities, jumping and more they put some motion censored things around their hands and they can see how good caching abilities. So They put people up against people or objects like one time one of the fastest running backs in the NFL and they put him up against a cheetah. And he lost, but not by much that I know this does not have to do with science but that is really cool.

Gene therapy is a practice that uses a different gene to treat or improve. It is the process of taking DNA from one person and inserting it to another one in need. They use gene therapy by inserting DNA to enhance the athlete performance called gene doping. Gene doping is an outgrowth of gene therapy. Instead of injecting DNA into a person's body for the purpose of helping some function related to a damaged or missing gene, as in gene therapy, gene doping involves inserting DNA for the purpose of enhancing athletic performance. Gene doping means athletes taking illegal substances to improve their performances on the field. Here is the big question among society. With this new advancement in gene therapy promotes new hopes to cure life-threatening diseases or playing fair in sports, but it also raises questions about morality as well as the adverse effects it may cause in the future society and the media. In our media it concentrated society by using thousands of magazines, and tv talk shows in responds of different answers with different points of view about the morality of gene therapy and gene doping. Supporters of this gene doping argue that it has a negative impact for athletes as well as sports and young athletes. Yet, it has aroused considerable public concern because it has professed by many sports fans. Gene doping should be ban because there are health risks involved in taking them because it can either cause damage to the athlete’s body and it is cheating to play

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Drug use in sport is a highly debated topic, some people believe that the use of drugs creates an even playing field and other believe that drug use should be completely abolished from sport. Recently the Russian athletic team were banned from competing in the Rio Olympics due to a Government sponsored doping program. I do not agree with the blanket ban of all Russian athletes. I believe that only the athletes who were using performance enhancing drugs should have been banned, because the clean athletes have worked hard for this opportunity all their life, they are there to represent their country and it ruins the reputation of the athletes that were clean and their countries reputation.

To stop the destruction of the athletes, the U.S government has to take direct actions. To be more specific, the Department of Health must insert strict laws to forbid the supplements stores for selling illegal anabolic steroids. If this action will be taken, the results will be positive because at first the law will reduce the public access to the steroids and then completely annihilate it. At the moment, every athlete, professional or not, can easily purchase anabolic steroids from local supplement stores or online. According to the Association against Steroid Abuse “ You see them (anabolic steroids) all over the Internet and they pop-up almost every day; advertisements for cheap steroids from a new groundbreaking lab”(AASA). The government has to prevent these stores from selling the illegal products by forcing the stores’ owners to stop buying the illegal chemicals and then made it accessible to the public.

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