Quote of the Day

"He put a $100[M] 
business at risk."

-- Former NFL Assistant General Counsel David Cornwell, on the impact that the indictment against Michael Vick may have
on his income
(WASHINGTON POST, 7/18).

Wednesday July 18, 2007 Vol. 13 — No. 204 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • Collared

    Vick Indicted On
    Dog Fighting Charges
    While execs and observers debate whether Roger Goodell should suspend Michael Vick immediately or let the legal system sort out the dog fighting charges against him first, sources tell the N.Y. DAILY NEWS that the commissioner is not ready to take such a step. However, most agree the case is a major test for Goodell, since Vick's status as one of the NFL's most-marketable players contrasts with that of previously-suspended players. Meanwhile, the Humane Society is pressuring Vick's sponsors to drop him, but in typical Nike fashion, the company is sticking by its endorser -- for now.

  • Game Of Pick Up
    Kevin Durant reportedly forgoes larger adidas deal for seven-year, $60M pact with Nike.

    Lew Grant
    San Jose’s ’08 expansion announcement expected as MLS kicks off All-Star festivities today in Denver.

    Lifestyle Of The Rich & Famous 
    Luxury goods maker PPR SA reaches 62% stake in Puma after making $7.3B offer for company.

    Comings & Goings
    Peter Moore named President of EA Sports; Steve Lauletta leaves Radiate for Chip Ganassi Racing.

    Grudge Match?
    Barry Bonds’ conspicuous absence from all three Giants games on ESPN raises eyebrows.

    Feel Flows
    California appeals court becomes latest to reject challenge to NFL pat-downs.

    Talent Show
    Thom Brennaman, Charles Davis head list of seasoned broadcasters joining Big Ten Network’s inaugural season.

    By Default
    Concerns over student loan industry puts end to naming-rights offer for Univ. of South Florida football stadium.

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