By Gregory Crawford--- COO of Kiyokawa Crawford Sports Management--- on twitter @crawssportsbiz @kcsportsmgmt @wchoops
It truly is safe to say, that San Diego State is getting more than money's worth with Steve Fisher as their men's basketball coach.
Fisher at present is making under $1 million per year, yet he has taken his teams to the NCAA tournament 5 straight years and has a overall winning percentage while at the Aztecs of .786. The guy truly is a hall of fame coach.
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Saturday, November 22, 2014
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Crawford's Sports Biz 59 Seconds, For November 16th, 2014
By Gregory Crawford----COO of Kiyokawa Crawford Sports Management---on twitter @crawssportsbiz @wchoops @kcsportsmgmt
When Kobe Bryant arrived on the scene for the Los Angeles Lakers in 1997, the team's value was somewhere around $250 million. Although the Lakers are not for sale at present, if they were to be sold in 2014, that sale price would exceed $2 billion for sure.
Much can be said about Kobe Bryant, but there is no disputing he has been a big part of the Laker's biggest valuation rise in NBA history.
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On Sunday night, 9:30 pm, PST, be sure to listen to the Portland Metro Small College Hoops Show, http://tobtr.com/s/7018343
When Kobe Bryant arrived on the scene for the Los Angeles Lakers in 1997, the team's value was somewhere around $250 million. Although the Lakers are not for sale at present, if they were to be sold in 2014, that sale price would exceed $2 billion for sure.
Much can be said about Kobe Bryant, but there is no disputing he has been a big part of the Laker's biggest valuation rise in NBA history.
more Gregory's blogs:
http://gregcrawfordbasketball.blogspot.com
On Sunday night, 9:30 pm, PST, be sure to listen to the Portland Metro Small College Hoops Show, http://tobtr.com/s/7018343
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Crawford's Sports Biz 59 Seconds, For November 15th, 2014
By Gregory Crawford---- COO of Kiyokawa Crawford Sports Management---on twitter @kcsportsmgmt @crawssportsbiz @wchoops
Adam Silver has not wasted one second on the business side, since taking over as Commissioner of the NBA last February.
The latest proposal by Silver is that he would like to have widespread legalization of sports betting across the United States, unheard by any commissioner of any sport.
As a sports fan, do like this proposal, or is it bad news?
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more Gregory's blogs http://gregcrawfordbasketball.blogspot.com
Adam Silver has not wasted one second on the business side, since taking over as Commissioner of the NBA last February.
The latest proposal by Silver is that he would like to have widespread legalization of sports betting across the United States, unheard by any commissioner of any sport.
As a sports fan, do like this proposal, or is it bad news?
email Gregory at crawfordssportsbiz@gmail.com
more Gregory's blogs http://gregcrawfordbasketball.blogspot.com
Friday, November 14, 2014
Crawford's Sports Biz 59 Seconds, For November 14th, 2014
By Gregory Crawford---COO of Kiyokawa Crawford Sports Management--- on twitter @crawssportsbiz @wchoops @kcsportsmgmt
Is this a good idea, or just more about college basketball is out of control in some phases. All done legally, Kentucky invited over 90 professional scouts to a practice in October. Of course the Wildcats always have plenty of talent on their roster who will play at next level.
Is this brilliant marketing by John Calipari or as a sports fan do you oppose it?
more Gregory's blogs: http://gregcrawfordbasketball.blogspot.com
email Gregory at crawfordssportsbiz@gmail.com
Is this a good idea, or just more about college basketball is out of control in some phases. All done legally, Kentucky invited over 90 professional scouts to a practice in October. Of course the Wildcats always have plenty of talent on their roster who will play at next level.
Is this brilliant marketing by John Calipari or as a sports fan do you oppose it?
more Gregory's blogs: http://gregcrawfordbasketball.blogspot.com
email Gregory at crawfordssportsbiz@gmail.com
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Crawford's Sports Biz 59 Seconds, For November 13th, 2014
By Gregory Crawford---COO of Kiyokawa Crawford Sports Management---on twitter @wchoops @crawssportsbiz @kcsportsmgmt
Taco Bell will giving 500 tickets to each school that is playing in the College Football Playoff, to be distributed to undergraduate students at the four different teams that will make the playoffs.
No word on how these students will find transportation to the games.
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Taco Bell will giving 500 tickets to each school that is playing in the College Football Playoff, to be distributed to undergraduate students at the four different teams that will make the playoffs.
No word on how these students will find transportation to the games.
email Gregory at crawfordssortsbiz@gmail.com
more Gregory's blogs---- http://gregcrawfordbasketball.blogspot.com
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Crawford's Sports Biz 59 Seconds, For November 8th, 2014
By Gregory Crawford---COO of Kiyokawa Crawford Sports Management---@wchoops @crawssportsbiz @kcsportsmgmt
One of the best basketball analysts in the country, has filed to trademark two of his key phrases. Bill Raftery, wants to trademark his "Onions" and "With A Kiss" phases, so no one else can use them.
This is an interesting move and more power to Raftery for doing so.
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other Gregory blogs, gregcrawfordbasketball.blogspot.com
One of the best basketball analysts in the country, has filed to trademark two of his key phrases. Bill Raftery, wants to trademark his "Onions" and "With A Kiss" phases, so no one else can use them.
This is an interesting move and more power to Raftery for doing so.
email Gregory at crawfordssportsbiz@gmail.com
other Gregory blogs, gregcrawfordbasketball.blogspot.com
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Crawford's Sports Biz 59 Seconds, For November 2nd, 2014
By Gregory Crawford---COO of Kiyokawa Crawford Sports Management--- on twitter @wchoops @crawssportsbiz @kcsportsmgmt
When Dave Brandon resigned this past week under pressure as the Michigan athletic director, rather than being fired, it meant he will be paid in installments $3 million, as compared $4.6 million if he would have been fired.
Brandon's contract was to have run through June of 2018 for the Wolverines. Of course, now a "national search" is on for his successor.
email Gregory at crawfordssportsbiz@gmail.com
more Gregory Crawford's blogs:
http://gregcrawfordbasketball.blogspot.com
When Dave Brandon resigned this past week under pressure as the Michigan athletic director, rather than being fired, it meant he will be paid in installments $3 million, as compared $4.6 million if he would have been fired.
Brandon's contract was to have run through June of 2018 for the Wolverines. Of course, now a "national search" is on for his successor.
email Gregory at crawfordssportsbiz@gmail.com
more Gregory Crawford's blogs:
http://gregcrawfordbasketball.blogspot.com
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