In today’s Must Read, the N.Y. TIMES runs a front-page piece by Steve Eder, the second installment of his look at the NFL’s policy and punishment for domestic violence: “NFL Was Family, Until Wives Reported Domestic Abuse” (N.Y. TIMES, 11/17).
The Raiders announced that Thursday’s game against the Chiefs “has been sold out” and will be broadcast locally on KPIX-CBS (CSNBAYAREA.com, 11/17).
Schutt Sports is “expanding beyond its core base of football, softball and baseball equipment” with its new lacrosse helmet, which hits retail today (STLTODAY.com, 11/17).
Villanova has reached an agreement for Vivid Seats to become the official secondary ticket marketplace for the school’s athletic department. The deal was brokered by IMG College (Villanova).
One Daytona project officials announced that Daytona Beach-based P&S Paving has “been awarded the contract for early site work at the location,” across from Daytona Int’l Speedway (Daytona Beach NEWS-JOURNAL, 11/18).
The San Jose Sports HOF last night inducted former soccer player Julie Foudy, former NHLer Owen Nolan, former A's co-Owner Steve Schott and retired NFL coach Dick Vermeil into its 20th class in an event at SAP Center (BAY AREA NEWS GROUP, 11/17).
