Sep
10

Dynasty: Mike DeVaney Interview Update

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Remember when I promised that I would upload the video feed of Mike DeVaney’s first interview after signing with Dynasty Athlete Representation? Yeah, I figured that you did not remember. Anyway, on August 22, I noted that my bowling client, Mike DeVaney scored a nice press opportunity with KZSW TV in Temecula, CA [Dynasty: Mike DeVaney Interview].

The video feed on the KZSW TV site was sub-par. I finally received a DVD copy and converted it to an .avi form for all of you to check out (if you so wish).

Here it is: CLICK HERE.

-Darren Heitner

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  • Nicholas

    Darren — we (a/k/a you…haha) should write up a piece on this:

    As part of the Florida Law Review’s Fall Lecture Series, Donald Dell will be coming to the UF Levin College of Law on September 14th, 2007. Mr. Dell is a former Davis Cup team captain and a renowned sports attorney. During his career, Mr. Dell represented such mega-stars as Moses Malone, Patrick Ewing, and Michael Jordan. In particular, Mr. Dell now represents two athletes dear to the hearts of all Gators: Corey Brewer and Joakim Noah. Mr. Dell is also a lecturer at the University of Virginia Law School, where his Professional Sports and the Law course is the most popular class at the law school. If you are interested in entertainment and sports law, or just want to learn from a remarkable scholar and athlete, then please join us in Holland 180 on September 14th, at 2:00P.M.

  • http://www.sportsagentblog.com Darren

    Well you announced it, so it is not necessary to create a separate announcement post.

    I’ll be there, and I will make sure to write it up afterwards if there is anything relevant.

  • http://www.sportsagentblog.com Jason Wulterkens

    Mr. Dell is a very influential man in the tennis industry. He is the SFX Tennis senior vice president and started representing tennis players in 1970 with ProServe, which SFX Sports Group acquired in 1999.

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