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Blog Hound: Michelle Wie Loses Agent

William Morris Agency VP/Golf Greg Nared Monday became the second WMA agent to resign from the Michelle Wie account, capping what has been a rough '07 season for Wie on the course and off.  Bloggers debate the likelihood that she can overcome the instability in her camp and get her career back on track.

Epic Carnival
Posted by: dswinder
“It may be time for Michelle Wie to rethink this whole professional golfing dream. The resignation of Nared is just icing on a cake.”
Golf For Beginners
Posted by: Alex
“Bubbles should embrace the college life and eschew the LPGA tour for an extended period.”
oob golf
“It's news when a high profile athlete has an agent quit on them- usually it's the other way around.”
Digg
Posted by: bergerb1215
“Michelle Wie's career is quickly heading towards a cliff. And her parents are leading her to the cliff at warp speed ahead.”
Putt.com Daily Buzz
Posted by:  Putt.com
“She will need to dig down and find the maturity and leadership to turn her career around. We know many golf fans would love to see it.”

BUILDING THE BUZZ: Sports Media Challenge's Buzz Manager analyzed blog posts on the resignation of Nared. Blogs declaring this incident a devastating blow to Wie’s career were tallied negative and represented 82% of posts, while posts asserting that Wie would rebound with ease were counted positive and represented 0%. 18% were neutral. Click here for more information. Visit www.SportsBusinessDaily.com for more info.

  • The topic ranked 3 of 10 on The Buzz, indicating a low level of interest.
  • Negative sentiment stemmed from bloggers who felt the resignation signified the end of Wie’s career. 
  • Positive sentiment was nonexistent, as not a single blogger monitored thought Wie would go on to have a successful career.

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