Business, 01.04.2021 05:00 SilverTheAmarok

Read the Management in Action case, "Who's to Blame for College Basketball's 'Dark Underbelly?'" on p. 112-114 in the textbook. Look at the For Discussion questions on p. 114.

What is the underlying problem in this case from the federal government's perspective?
Why do you think assistant coaches play such a significant role in these scandals?

How do you think the NCAA and the Commission on College Basketball should move forward to prevent illegal behavior from occurring in the future?

Are the high school recruits who accepted bribes from apparel companies and coaches purely victims in this situation, or should their behavior also be considered unethical?

Explain your answer using one of the four approaches to deciding ethical dilemmas, which you'll find on p. 95.

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