Tag: March 2021
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Interview with Champion Professional Tennis Player Aaron Krickstein
By Zac Cornell Aaron Krickstein is an American professional tennis player who competed on the ATP tour from 1983-1996. Krickstein, who is from Detroit, Michigan, reached his career apex as the world’s number 6 player. His nickname, “Marathon Man,” alluded to his competitive stamina to make comebacks when trailing behind. He had 10 career wins…
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Our favorite sports-themed entertainment
By Zac Cornell TV: The Last Dance Tiger Icarus ESPN 30 for 30s All American Friday Night Lights Real Sports with Bryant Gumble Movies: Jerry Maguire Miracle The Blind Side Friday Night Lights Moneyball Bend It Like Beckham 42 Rudy Hoosiers Hoop Dreams Space Jam Remember The Titans Rocky Thunderstruck The WaterBoy Creed
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How video game skills can get you ahead in life
By Zac Cornell If you’re interested in learning how E-sports skills will translate into valuable qualities in the real world, watch this TedTalk!
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Books
By Zac Cornell Do you like to get inspired from books? Join Stephen Curry’s Underrated Book Club through Literati – you get a new non fiction book selected by Curry every month about change makers who have broken barriers and overcome the odds against them. Then head on over to the app to join in…
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NFL Free Agency predictions
By Zac Cornell and Sam Sindell With NFL Free agency set to begin within the next week, we decided to predict where the top players on the market would sign. The market price for each player could depend on the official salary cap number that the NFL committee decides on. In addition, many teams are…
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MLB Offseason Trades and Signings
By Christopher Coquillette and William Fallon As opening day is coming closer we are seeing a large number of deals and trades compared to the quiet November and December. Many Yankee fans have been worried that they would not get their incredible shortstop and hitter DJ LeMahieu back. After long negotiations, DJ has signed back…
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Marketing Firm Is Working To Increase Investment and Media Coverage of Women’s Sports
By Zac Cornell It is widely acknowledged that there is less media coverage of women’s sports and less money put towards promotion and marketing of women’s leagues. The market intelligence firm Sports Innovation Lab wants to change that. The firm believes that in reality there is a tremendous amount of interest in women’s sports and…
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Nike and the NFL Have Joined Forces To Expand Girls Flag Football Programs in High Schools Throughout The U.S.
By Zac Cornell Gender equality in sports has been a prominent issue over the past few years, with sports organizations such as the WNBA and USWNT making necessary and overdue improvements to their programs to narrow the gap between men’s and women’s training conditions, travel arrangements, promotion and compensation. Now the NFL is getting in…
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