Finally, after having my move from one house to another delayed twice in two weeks, I am well on my way to establishing a new residence in Gainesville. I have one year left of law school, and we will see where I end up a year from now, once classes and the Bar Exam are…
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Jul
31
Shabbat Shalom: Friday Wrap-Up (7/31/09)
Jul
30
7/30/09 News & Notes
When Dynasty‘s clients have a solid day, I feel obliged to create a News & Notes piece. I know that this is coming to you later than normal, but I have been overwhelmed with moving from one house to another. I finally fond a break in my day, so here you go… Last night, Dan…
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Jul
30
Lee Roberts Interview With Kings Of Kauffman
One thing we really enjoy doing for our young Minor League clients is to get them attention from the media. Unless you are a top prospect first-round signee, chances are that Jonathan Mayo at Baseball America and Keith Law at ESPN are not calling you daily for an interview. Fortunately, at Dynasty, we are able…
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Jul
29
An Institute For Athletes
Blake Baratz is a young guy (only 29-years-old), but already has a good amount of experience as an NFLPA certified advisor. Since becoming certified with the union, Baratz has worked at Impact Sports, a representation firm with its principal office in Boca Raton, FL. Baratz was working on behalf of Impact Sports from across the…
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Jul
28
Judge Sotomayor Through The Lens Of Sports
In case you did not know, Judge Sonia Sotomayor is a nominee for the Supreme Court of the United States. If she is confirmed by Congress, Judge Sotomayor will become the first Hispanic Supreme Court justice in the history of the U.S. The confirmation hearings have been publicized by every major media outlet, and while…
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Jul
28
The History of Sports Betting
People have been betting on sporting events for a long time. Both the Greeks and Romans engaged in the practice. In more recent times, sports betting has grown into a multi-billion dollar industry. Betting on sports became popular in the United States in the 19th Century. The advent of television made betting on sports like…
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Jul
28
First Round NFL Deals May Take A While
I’d like to think that there is nothing true about this post, but I am not naive enough to believe that it is far from reality. The post was written by Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com. He claims that the reason there have been so few 2009 1st round NFL Draft selections signing is because the…
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Jul
27
A Big Parley (NFL + NBA + MLB + NHL + NCAA) v. Delaware
On Friday of last week, the NCAA, along with “The Big Four” American professional sports leagues (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL (side note: I recently heard a professor refer to them as the Big 3.5), filed a federal suit against the state of Delaware. The leagues + NCAA are concerned over Delaware’s new declaration to allow…
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Jul
27
Colt McCoy Insures Victory
Colt McCoy will be devastated if he is not a first round pick. The Texas Longhorns quarterback completes practically every pass that leaves his right hand. That right hand is awfully valuable. Sounds like just the guy who would benefit from a hefty insurance policy (discussed here on May 19, 2009). And a hefty insurance…
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