Sports Business, Sports Law, Sports Negotiations, NCAA Rules
Remember when Dez Bryant was ruled ineligible to play football for Oklahoma State University after lying to the NCAA about going to Deion Sanders’ house and training at his facility? Back then, in 2009, Bryant had a strong relationship with Sanders. It was also a well known fact that Sanders had a very close relationship with sports agent…
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As of my most recent count after he signed University of Miami running back Lamar Miller, Drew Rosenhaus of Rosenhaus Sports Representation had a total of five Hurricanes signed who are eligible to be selected in the 2012 NFL Draft. Time to bump that number up to a new total of seven. Within the past couple of…
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Last week, I wrote that Drew Rosenhaus of Rosenhaus Sports Representation signed University of Miami quarterback Jacory Harris and linebacker Sean Spence. Neither signing was shocking, as Rosenhaus dominates UM recruiting, and both players just finished their Senior seasons. However, since then, Rosenhaus has picked up another couple of Hurricanes – both Juniors. Susan Miller Degnan and Manny Navarro of The Miami…
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It looks like quite the battle is heating up between Ivan Nova of the New York Yankees and LeSean McCoy of the Philadelphia Eagles. Obviously, the battle is not on the field of play, as one is a professional baseball player and the other plays in the NFL. I recently reported that Nova fired SFX, hired Greg…
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LeSean McCoy often goes by his nickname Shady McCoy. The following story is one that could be referred to as kind of shady. Apparently, McCoy fired his agent Drew Rosenhaus last week only to re-hire him 1 day later. McCoy filed the NFLPA paperwork and all to officially terminate his relationship with Rosenhaus, but rescinded that request within about 24…
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I had been hearing rumors of a switch of representation for New York Jets tightend Dustin Keller for a couple of weeks now, but could not get it confirmed. Luckily, Liz Mullen of SportsBusiness Journal did the dirty work and had Drew Rosenhaus admit to the change. Keller was drafted by the Jets with pick #30 of…
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The off-season de el Rosenhaus continues. Drew Rosenhaus has picked up yet another player who was taken in the 2011 NFL Draft. Former University of North Carolina wide-receiver Greg Little has officially made the switch from Octagon to Rosenhaus Sports Representation. Little was selected in the 2nd round (#59 overall) by the Cleveland Browns. If…
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If the 2011 NFL offseason was not overshadowed by a lockout, it might be best known for the accumulation of new clients by Drew Rosenhaus of Rosenhaus Sports Representation. Then again, if there was no lockout, perhaps Rosenhaus would not be gaining so many new clients. Many rival agents believe that Rosenhaus has signed a…
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At the end of last week, I reported that two players selected in the 2011 NFL Draft had left their agents for Drew Rosenhaus, even though the NFL Lockout is still very much in effect and there are no rookie contracts being negotiated or signed. Allen Bailey dropped Terry Watson for Rosenhaus and Jason Pinkston…
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Another football player has dropped his agent for Drew Rosenhaus, and Rosenhaus Sports Representation gets the player right before what should be the player’s first big pay day. Ahmad Bradshaw has terminated his representation agreement with Craig Domann of Domann & Pittman, and has signed with Rosenhaus. Head over to the Domann & Pittman website,…
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