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Article name change Change article name to "sociology of sport" or "sport sociology" in line with current usage. 03:45 20 Sept 05 soverman

I agree, I took the liberty to do so. --JoanneB 19:12, 21 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

The name was changed, but the original page called sociology and sport still exists. Delete it.

I would be useful to add more scientists to the list (starting with H.Edwards) from miscelaneous countries. (Gkr79 05:19, 30 September 2007 (UTC))[reply]

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-I deleted the paragraph below from the "Deviance" section because the "facts" here are largely based on speculation.
-"Another way athletes are deviant is through drug use, violence, alcohol abuse. It seems like today there is an increasing amount of deviant athletes, who frequently get in trouble with the law but rarely see disciplinary actions. This may be why there seems to be so much deviance in sports today. Athletes today act like they are "above the law".  They make so much money they are able to pay their way out of getting into trouble for their deviant actions. This is why they choose to be deviant, because they can."
 '''Article name change''' Change article name to "sociology of sport" or "sport sociology" in line with current usage. 03:45