Do I follow my dreams or go for stability?

"my degree that the starting average salary for is $70,000"

How do you figure that? You seem to be all over the place in terms of what area of business you want to go into, and I assure you $70,000 is not an average starting salary straight out of college for anyone except New York investment bankers. Doesn't mean you couldn't work up to a cushy position, but if that's the only thing holding you back, you need to do a little more research.

That said, before you chase your dream, you do need to be realistic. Do you play baseball, or have experience supporting a team? If not, see if there's anything you can do to get involved with your school's athletic department. Also try to connect with some people in the sports management field and see what you can be doing to position yourself for a successful career (if not necessarily a GM role), as well as challenges besides the competitiveness that you may not have thought of. If you can't get anywhere, take that as a sign you need a backup plan.

By all means, follow your dreams but be ready with a backup in case it doesn't turn out well.

Before you go, read this about college education, http://bitly.com/TxWTRi .

Spring break fever is the syndrome and "trolling" is the manifestation. Good luck.