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The High School Wars Heat Up…

September 25, 2011 by eastwin5

There was a time not too long ago when all the uproar was over whether or not televising high school athletics was putting young athletes on too high a pedestal, with too much pressure. Were broadcasters exploiting the young, still developing athlete for personal and professional gain, and what were the schools sacrificing by putting …

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No Black Eyes For A Fun Promo…

September 22, 2011 by eastwin5

Selling Eye Black as your main source of income is not an easy business. Does it work, should it stick, can’t I just use dirt? Is it to make me look cool? Is it actually just a gimmicky form of real estate where someone can slap a name or I can out my favorite bible …

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Finding Soccer’s “Rudy”

September 19, 2011 by eastwin5

The last two years, Inspireum, a Bend, Oregon based social enterprise, has built the High School “Rudy” Awards, which honors state by state the most inspiring story of a young student-athlete who plays football. He has never been the biggest or the best, but many times he has overcome the most or used the values …

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Thoughts On College Uniform Madness…

September 18, 2011 by eastwin5

There was a time in the 1970’s when the Oakland A’s and the Pittsburgh Pirates sent that conservative baseball world spinning with a series out outlandish uniforms. The A’s would wear white Sunday and then switch between green and gold on various days, while the Pirates went back and forth between yellow, black and white. …

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A Maze of Marketing Continues

September 15, 2011 by eastwin5

It used to be a simple act of passage for families every fall. A local farm would carve a simple maze into its now depleted cornfield and charge a few bucks for kids to roam around for a few hours, then have some cider and donuts and go into a field and pick a pumpkin …

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Isles, Pens, Blaze New Brand Trails…

September 13, 2011 by eastwin5

NHL teams will begin training camp this week, so it comes as no surprise that teams are looking for ways to find new revenue streams as the 2011-2012 season, one which may not have the backdrop of NBA competition against it for eyeballs and dollars. Therefore it was refreshing to see two teams, the Pittsburgh …

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Hockey Heals Together…

September 11, 2011 by eastwin5

The sport of professional hockey has seen landmark growth in recent years. From successful Olympic events to the growth of the KHL to the NHL’s resurgence on all fronts, brand hockey is probably as strong as a global platform now than ever. However this past summer, the untimely and shocking deaths of several players, from …

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An “Open” Remembrance of 9/11

September 9, 2011 by eastwin5

Once in a while we stray from topic…below is a recollection and some thoughts of the fall of 2001, when I was at the USTA and then the Knicks… Many people have said that the events of Sept. 11, 2001 are to those less than 55 today what Pearl Harbor was to “The Greatest Generation.” …

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Who Will Grab The Academies?

September 7, 2011 by eastwin5

The continued scramble in the BCS-bound conferences moved Southwest again, with imminent acceptance of Texas A and M into the SEC. Much of the talk around A and M was the ability for the SEC to expand into another television area, the football crazy land of Texas. Last year the Big East went Lone Star …

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Does Being Cannon Fodder On The Gridiron Actually Help A School?

September 5, 2011 by eastwin5

Opening weekend in college football saw some interesting and exciting early season games…TCU-Baylor, Brigham Young-Ole Miss, even Notre Dame’s upset loss to South Florida were a few of the games that had great drama amongst a sea of mismatches and tune-ups for those in the major football conferences. Then you have North Carolina Central, Indiana …

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