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Dividing markets in physical locations
The governing body of most college and university athletic programs (abbreviation)
The value people believe they receive from the product or service
AT & T, Capital One, and Coca-Cola are known as _____ in the world of college sports
A group of individuals within a larger market that share one or more characteristics
Dividing markets based upon information that can be measured
Dividing markets based upon attitudes and lifestyle choices
Dividing markets based upon what products people use, how often, and why
Dividing markets based upon the value people receive from the product or service
This program offers women post graduate scholarships, internships in the NCAA offices, and career help in athletics
The concept that you must pay whatever price things inside of a stadium cost
The legal right to reproduce a team's logo in exchange for payment
A group of athletic teams within the same region
Someone who does not get paid but plays for enjoyment, challenge, or both
Term used to help sell minivans and SUVs that relates to a family situation
Company that used Lance Armstrong to help sell and brand their product
This sport is becoming more popular by building rinks near shopping malls
World Cup and youth participation are helping to increase the popularity of this sport in the US
"Pick up" games help to make this sport popular in the US
This is based on past team performance, talent, and team schedules
Deals with financing or generating revenue for college athletic programs

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