Short Case Analysis 2: Defining Sports and Assisting its Return Sports are celebrated worldwide. Though countries may hold different sports as more popular, a sizable amount of the population in the world appreciates playing or watching a sport of some kind. Covid-19 has for the better part of 2020 depraved the world of sports. However, promising signs abound. Concerns about whether there will be sports this year have largely been abated thanks to the implementation of spectator-less matches. Korean baseball was the first to restart, followed by the German Bundesliga. Soon the English Premiere League (among other soccer leagues) and the NBA will begin as well (This is not an exhaustive list - apologies if your preferred sports league is absent). However, concerns about spectator attendance have shifted the question conceptually. Instead of questioning if sports will return-some question whether spectator-less gameplay actually constitutes sport. In other words, is baseball really baseball without people watching? Is soccer the same without rowdy supporter groups in the stands? Is the game being played enough or does sport require experience? Clearly before being able to diagnose issues related to sport we need to know what it is. 1) Define sport. What I mean is, tell me what sport is. Is it a product? A service? What qualities of sport lead you to think that? Sports means a lot of things to different people. Some hold some sports higher than others with some also holding particular teams or leagues as higher than the teams or leagues they compete with. For example: within the confines of Division 1 College Football, there are two leagues (for lack of a better term), FBS and FCs. It is generally (see: unanimously) considered that FBS is higher or above FCS. However, even within FBS competition, certain conferences hold themselves above others (P5 vs G6). Further, certain conferences within the P5 hold themselves above the other P5 members (see: SEC). 2) Discuss how this is possible. Specifically, how are FBS and FCS offerings different and similar? What explains the perceived separation