You need a peer-reviewed, scholarly source for your upcoming paper on college athletes, activism, and social media for your Sports Management class.

Using ABCD, choose the best source from the following.

		A: Using ABCD, choose the best source: Abstract: At the Olympic Games in London, set to begin this month, the official motto of ''swifter, higher, stronger'' will be supplemented by a new label. If some marketers, fans and athletes have anything to say, these Games will be the first Social Media Olympics -- the ''Socialympics,'' as some are calling them. Even the Olympic movement, which sometimes steps into the future with great caution, has warily accepted the idea. Cite: Pfanner, Eric. Social Medias Role in London Games Grows With Surge in Users. New York Times, vol. 161, no. 55820, 2 July 2012, p. 2. EBSCOhost.
		B: Using ABCD, choose the best source for your paper. Abstract: The article presents the author's perspectives on the developments of football tournaments to the National Football League (NFL). The author cites the efforts of the NFL to study its sports spectators preferences as it celebrates its 50th season on the tournament. The author also emphasizes the benefits of social media platforms in interacting with sports expectations and league's tournament management. Goodell, Roger. The Super Bowl at 50, and Beyond. Economist, Nov. 2015, p. 48. EBSCOhost.
		C: Use ABCD to choose the best source from the abstract and citation: Abstract: Although social media has been increasingly noted as an outlet for athletes to openly address social issues, there has been very little systematic examination on the organizational capacity of social media. To address this, our peer-reviewed study seeks to focus on the strike organized by the football players through Twitter at the University of Missouri in 2015. The results yield both theoretical and practical implications for athletes' engagement in social activism in the digital era. Yan, Grace, et al. Student-Athletes Organization of Activism at the University of Missouri: Resource Mobilization on Twitter. Journal of Sport Management, vol. 32, no. 1, Jan. 2018, pp. 2437. EBSCOhost.
		D: Using ABCD, choose the best source for your paper. Abstract: The article offers information on the social media partnership between Ball State University's Sports Link program and the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) championships digital and social media group for the 2017-2018 college sports season in the U.S. Topics discussed include the views of Nate Flannery, NCAA director of digital and social media, on it; the management of online content by digital sports production students; and the production of content by the students. NCAA, Ball State Expand Social Media Partnership. NCAA News, Oct. 2017, p. 7. EBSCOhost.