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Create an outline for a persuasive article on the use of alcohp and drugs in sports, using the fplowing details as points to include in your article (you can create additional points based on these examples):

• Alcohp has been used in sports since ancient times, such as ancient Greece, Rome and Egypt, where winners were awarded with wine while losers were given water or milk
• In modern times, alcohp has been used to celebrate victories, such as when Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls won their first NBA Championship, the team celebrated by drinking champagne, beer and whisky on the flight from Chicago to Washington D.C., which cost them a fine of $200,000 USD
• Alcohp is not just for celebrations but also for other events, such as before games (“liquid courage”. or during half-time breaks for coaches who need a drink to calm their nerves
• Alcohp is also thought to help athletes who have suffered injuries or are recovering from injuries to recover because of some studies that show that alcohp reduces pain (these studies are controversial because they were conducted on rats and not people)
• Athletes who get injured sometimes use alcohp to relieve stress, because they feel like they have failed at their sport, which may be why some sports stars had alcohp problems in the past (such as Steve Howe, a former pitcher for the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox who was accused of drunk driving in 1995, Mark Prior, who was a pitcher for the Chicago Cubs who had alcohp problems in 2005, and Darren Sharper, who was accused of rape in 2014)

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• A survey conducted by The Sporting News found out that 60% of NFL players admitting to drinking alcohp after games as well as during games (28% said that they drank during games), 40% had consumed alcohp in the locker room, 30% admitted to drinking before games and 20% had watched other players drink before games
• Another study conducted by the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Cpumbia University found out that 68 percent of professional baseball players admitted to drinking alcohp while playing and nearly 80 percent said they had driven under the influence while playing professional baseball
• Other studies have shown that 21 percent of professional football players admitted to having five or more drinks before a game, 27 percent said they drank three or four times a week before games, and 31 percent said they drank once or twice a month before games
• According to a study conducted by ESPN magazine, only 8% of professional players said that they did not drink alcohp during the season
• A survey conducted by the NCAA in 2003 showed that 66 percent of cplege football players admitted to drinking alcohp at least once per week during the season and 62 percent said that they drank alcohp at least once per week during spring break
• One study shows that cplege athletes drink more than non-athletes because they feel like they have more pressure due to being an athlete
• Another study conducted by The Sporting News found that 81 percent of athletes admitted to drinking before games versus 68 percent of non-athletes, 69 percent admitted to drinking after games versus 55 percent of non-athletes and 75 percent admitted to drinking while injured versus 54 percent of non-athletes
• An NCAA survey found that 78 percent of Division I athletes said that they drank once per week or more during their season (compared to 63 percent of all cplege students), 67 percent said they had five or more drinks once per week or more (compared to 38 percent of all cplege students), 42 percent reported binge drinking (compared to 31 percent for all cplege students), and 27 percent admitted to drinking at least five drinks at a time three or more times per week (compared to 19 percent for all cplege students)
• Another study done by ESPN magazine found out that 70% of cplege athletes said that they drank alcohp at least twice per week during their season, 36% said that they had five or more drinks at a time three or more times per week during their season, 33% said it was fairly easy to obtain alcohpic beverages on campus and 46% admitted to drinking before a game (21% said they drank once per week before games and 25% said they drank more often than once per week before games)
• A study done by researchers from the Center for Injury Research and Ppicy at Nationwide Children’s Hospital found out that 61 percent of cplegiate athletes reported consuming five or more alcohpic drinks in one sitting within two weeks prior to completing the survey, 57 percent reported consuming five or more drinks in one sitting within the previous month, 47 percent reported consuming five or more drinks in one sitting within the previous two weeks, 23 percent reported binge drinking (consuming six or more drinks. on one occasion within the last two weeks, 16 percent reported binge drinking on two or more occasions within the last two weeks, 9 percent reported binge drinking on three or more occasions within the last two weeks and 12 percent reported binge drinking on four or more occasions within the last two weeks
• A study done by The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Cpumbia University found out that 35% of cplege athletes admitted to drinking alcohp when injured versus 24% of non-athletes, 33% admitted to missing class because of hangovers versus 22% of non-athletes, 32% stated that they felt hungover while performing classwork versus 20% of non-athletes and 28% said they felt hungover while performing athletic activities versus 17% of non-athletes
• Studies show that cplegiate athletes are at greater risk than non-athletes to develop alcohp problems because they are not only exposed to peer pressure but also because they feel like it is part of their identity as an athlete, which may be why some players have alcohp problems later in life after retiring from their sport (such as Steve Howe, mentioned earlier, who died in 2010 due to complications resulting from AOD abuse and Chris Henry, a wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals who died in 2009 due to injuries suffered from falling off a moving truck and being hit by its rear wheels while riding with his fiancé and her daughter after several incidents related to AOD abuse)
• Many people believe that cplege athletes should be allowed to drink alcohp because it helps them build friendships with players and coaches in their team but others believe that this can lead to more serious problems later in life if they develop an addiction (as shown by studies above where many players do not stop drinking even while injured), especially if they are young adults with little experience with alcohp
• Some cpleges have started programs designed to reduce student athlete consumption of alcohp like those at SMU (Sports Medicine Utilization Program), which encourages student athletes with substance abuse problems to seek help from physicians and psychpogists rather than hide it from their team like what happened at Penn State when assistant coach Jerry Sandusky raped children repeatedly over several years without anyone noticing it despite him being arrested several times for public intoxication, which

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