The Jewish Coaches Association, a non-profit organization that supports Jewish professional, college, high school and youth basketball coaches around the United States, is proud to announce the launching of their website, www.JewishCoaches.com. The site is intended to provide association news, membership information, professional development and growth resources, and overall support for member basketball coaches. In […]
Month: August 2009
The Brandon Marshall saga has tabbed the unruly pass catcher as just another troublesome wide receiver. Just add him to the list of the NFL’s recent malcontents: Terrell Owens, Chad Ochocinco, Keyshawn Johnson, Deion Branch, Jerry Porter, and even in his short time in the league, Michael Crabtree, among others. While he may be going […]
Jack Bechta is an NFLPA Certified Advisor who is not afraid to speak his mind. He has been in the business of representing professional football players for almost two decades and his engine has not experienced any wear. Jack is the owner of JB Sports Inc, which has a valuable list of clients and a […]
Kyle McPherson is on a mission to end the 2009 season with a bang. The 14th round pick of the 2007 MLB Rule 4 Draft for the Pittsburgh Pirates, started the year with the Class A West Virginia Power. He had a 5-2 record along with 32 strikeouts and only 6 walks before what most […]
I am officially done with the first week of my last year of law school. It feels good to be back in a learning environment after a few weeks off. I enjoy all of my classes and am certain that I will take away a lot of useful information to help me grow Dynasty and […]
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An Agent’s Guide To Athletes
This morning, I published a new piece on SportsNetworker.com: An Agent’s Guide To Athletes. The post discusses some of the things an agent looks for in his selection of athlete clients. We are often so caught up in worrying about how to market ourselves to athletes that we forget to make sure we want to […]
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The Rivers Deal
The 6-year, $92 million extension given to Philip Rivers by the Chargers was nothing less than surprising in my eyes. It’s not the fact that Rivers does not deserve it, because I disagree. I feel as though Rivers is an excellent quarterback and a staple in San Diego. Therefore, while many would say it’s enough […]
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Mini Man City
While everyone has been focusing on the large amounts of money Manchester City has been splashing for players like Gareth Barry, Carlos Tevez and now Joleon Lescott, there is a club with the same ambitions operating 3 leagues below them. Notts County FC, the oldest league club in the world and currently competing in League […]
This past Saturday, the UFL held an open tryout in Orlando, Florida. The tryout was mostly for the Orlando team to scout potential additions to its roster. The tryout started a few hours late because of the overwhelming attendance; over 1,200 players arrived on August 22nd to be seen. Since the tryout, 12 players have […]
Baseball players have been diagnosed with a fever, and it is not swine flu. They see what Dynasty is doing for their careers and we get more and more players inquiring about our services by the day. A major part of our value comes from our entrepreneurship. I ask all of our agents, interns, and […]