Quote of the Day

“If everyone can make peace and make this work with the kids involved, then I would feel that my cycle would have been completed.”

—Reebok Senior Dir of Grassroots Basketball Sonny Vaccaro, after NCAA President Myles Brand said he wants to work with the NBA and shoe companies to improve amateur basketball (WASHINGTON POST, 8/29).

Tuesday August 29, 2006 Vol. 12 — No. 232 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Superdome Looks Much Better Than It Did A Year Ago Today
    Today marks the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina hitting New Orleans, and while sports seems to be well ahead of other aspects of life in the Big Easy in terms of recovery, the long-term prospects of the Saints, Hornets and big events in the city are still in question. Meanwhile, the sports industry continues its contribution to relief efforts, as the Williams sisters, MLB and the NBA are among those taking on new initiatives.

  • Collateral
    Dan Snyder-led group inks film development deal with Cruise/Wagner Productions.

    Due East
    ESPN reaches six-year deals for Big East football and men’s basketball, among other sports.

    Sample Size
    ESPN reports NFL will ask NFLPA about performing more random drug tests.

    Triangle Offense
    Myles Brand interested in working with NBA, shoe companies on amateur hoops.

    Low Post
    SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS reports WNBA average game attendance hits record-low 7,480 this season.

    Next Question!
    Drew Rosenhaus pokes fun at himself in new Burger King ad.

    Option Package
    Michael Waltrip turning new NASCAR garage into interactive fan attraction.

    Wonder Woman
    USTA National Tennis Center formally renamed in honor of Billie Jean King.

    Fame & Fortune
    Phil Anschutz inducted into National Soccer HOF.

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