QUESTION 1: Name three significant (NOT boilerplate language. For example, the "Physical Condtion/Examinations" and "Skill, Performance and Conduct clauses are boilerplate. That means they are always part of the contract) clauses that could be added to a standard players contract for any sport. State why these clauses would be significant to the player and briefly discuss each one. Also, name at least two provisions that might be included as bonus provisions to a standard player contract, and discuss their significance. QUESTION 2: In the case, North American Soccer League (NASL) v. N.L.R.B., the court discussed the issue of a "joint employer relationship." Discuss the evidence the court cited that supported its determination that the NASL and its teams were joint employers.

QUESTION 3: Delta Tech has not won a home game in five years. On homecoming day it beat its arch-rival, Riverview A&M, 18-17 on the last play of the game with a field goal. After the game ended, students poured onto te field. Several students climbed on top of the goalpost and brought it to te ground. Te goalpost landed on a 19-year old freshman, injuring her severely. She seeks to fiel a civil lawsuit against Delta Tech for its failure to keep students from rushing the field after the game. No security was present tat the game, and the rushing students had easy access to the field. There were signs posted along the field stating "No students are allowed on the playing surface during the game." How would a court decide this case? What defenses can the university assert on this behalf? Did the university do enough under the circumstances to prevent the student's injury?