David Rumsey is a newsletter co-author for Front Office Sports, with his work also appearing in Yardbarker, MarketWatch, and BVM Sports. He covers a wide range of sports-related topics, including the business side of sports, major events, player profiles, and industry trends.
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Opposing schools are allotted 3,500 tickets and have the option for a hype video during team introductions.
By: David Rumsey
TNT Sports will broadcast two Saturday afternoon CFP games, while NBC and Fox have NFL matchups around the same times.
Prize money was flowing in 2024, as sports continued to generate more revenue than ever. Golfers and tennis players stole the show.
Indiana–Notre Dame is the first CFP game played on a school’s campus, which is creating some unique logistical circumstances.
A source confirmed to Front Office Sports that the network is closing in on a media-rights deal with LIV Golf.
By: David Rumsey
This is the third major multiyear live sports deal in Netflix's portfolio, which now includes:
Overall, nearly 400,000 fans attended the debut first-round College Football Playoff games, and home teams went a perfect 4–0.
By: David Rumsey
The Cheez-It Citrus Bowl recently announced NIL deals for the starting quarterbacks of both teams playing in the Dec. 31 matchup in Orlando.
Chiefs-Steelers (1 p.m. ET) and Ravens-Texans (4:30 p.m. ET) will mark the first game broadcasts on yet another NFL media-rights partner, and a pair of ultra-rare Wednesday matchups.
ESPN’s primetime first-round College Football Playoff matchups easily drew more viewers than two Saturday afternoon games on TNT Sports.
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