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Georgia Tech yesterday announced it has reached an agreement with IMG College to extend its current 14-year multimedia rights partnership through June '21. The agreement includes IMG College's representation and management of game broadcasts and coaches' shows for radio and TV, publications, digital assets, corporate partnerships, stadium and venue signage, game promotions and gameday hospitality. GT is one of eight ACC member institutions that IMG College represents (IMG).

CAR & DRIVER: The Thunder and Kia Motors yesterday announced a new sponsorship that makes Kia the team's official automotive partner. After this season, the deal will become category-exclusive, expanding the relationship with additional displays and promotions. Elements of the deal include the Kia Rewards Zone, branding at Chesapeake Energy Arena, presenting sponsorship of the "Top Stories" section on the team website and in-game features during Thunder TV and radio broadcasts (THE DAILY).

JUMP SERVE: Mizuno USA yesterday announced an extension that will keep the company as the official equipment and apparel supplier for USA Volleyball. The agreement continues a relationship between Mizuno and the U.S. men's and women's national volleyball teams. The agreement expands to include all areas of USA Beach Volleyball for the first time, with the contract remaining in place through '16 to include the Rio de Janeiro Games (Mizuno).

TRADING PAINT: McCall Farms' Margaret Holmes Peanut Patch brand boiled peanuts will be a primary sponsor of Front Row Motorsports' No. 34 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series car driven by David Ragan for four races in '13. The South Carolina-based company, which also sponsored Ragan's car in '12, will be his primary sponsor May 11 at Darlington, Aug. 24 at Bristol, Sept. 1 at Atlanta and Oct. 12 at Charlotte (Front Row Motorsports).

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On this week’s pod, SBJ’s Austin Karp has two Big Get interviews. The first is with Learfield's Cory Moss as he talks about his company’s collaboration on EA Sports College Football. Later in the show, we hear from MASN/ESPN baseball analyst Ben McDonald on how he sees the college and professional baseball scene shaking out. SBJ’s Adam Stern shares his thoughts on the upcoming Canelo-Mungia bout on Prime Video and DAZN.

SBJ I Factor: Molly Mazzolini

SBJ I Factor features an interview with Molly Mazzolini. Elevate's Senior Operating Advisor – Design + Strategic Alliances chats with SBJ’s Ross Nethery about the power of taking chances. Mazzolini is a member of the SBJ Game Changers Class of 2016. She shares stories of her career including co-founding sports design consultancy Infinite Scale career journey and how a chance encounter while working at a stationery store launched her career in the sports industry. SBJ I Factor is a monthly podcast offering interviews with sports executives who have been recipients of one of the magazine’s awards.

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