Sports Geek

Thanks for including me here!

No probs Jason

How do you leave out Coyle Media http://www.coylemedia.com/blog/ and the Sports Guy http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/simmons/

Thanks for the inclusion of Sports Business Digest!

Like Jason said, thank you very much!

Good articles about soccer in Virginia/D.C. area with a National flare.
This article got the most hits for our site so far:

http://vasoccernews.blogspot.com/2010/06/how-controversial-call-might-actually.html

Thanks there’s always someone who misses out I read more than 30 including Pat’s, he’s done a great job building the Marketing 2.0 Ning community. As for the Sports Guy I put him under sports journalist but I’m sure everyone reads him as well. Thanks Sean

shayboydsblog for a different view on sponsorship investment, strategy and activation

Thanks Shay, happy for a bit of self-promotion What is the link the blog?

Thanks for including The UK Sports Network, appreciated Sean. Some great sites to be in the company of in there

Sports Agent Blog – http://www.sportsagentblog.com

Great insight into that side of the industry!

Check out http://www.womentalksports.com – the first web property that focuses exclusively on women’s sports and brings together blogs that do the same. In just over a year, we’ve created a niche community of like-minded women and men who are passionate about creating a voice for female athletes in the media. The network contains over 150 contributors ranging from professional and collegiate female athletes, coaches, academic researchers, and fans. Would love any feedback you have.

I’d like to share this story with cricket fans who have been following the IPL auction in India. Former India skipper Ganguly did not get any offers during the IPL auction. He is now being sold on eBay:

http://sportingattitude.com/2011/01/10/glast-hope-in-ipl-4-ganguly-being-sold-on-ebay/

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