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Third Time’s The Charm

Hiral Patel, July 29 2022

South Africa Looks To Launch Their Own Domestic Cricket League Over the last year, the sport of cricket has made its way into global headlines for a few reasons – ones that we’ve talked about in previous editions of The Sport Marketeer. Numbers talk, and the numbers coming out of the IPL have been nothing to glance over. From the Indian Premier Lea...

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How Brand Activations Can Takeoff

Hiral Patel, July 22 2022

Taking a Nosedive Into The Flair Airlines x CEBL Partnership There’s something to be said about how fun it is to see a seamless brand activation come to life in the world of sports. Some partnerships make noise based on the sheer size of the brands and dollars involved (as they say, money talks). In a world of dollars and numbers, how can the small...

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Swag Wins Championships

Christopher Nascimento, July 22 2022

Gamecocks Head Coach Hops on the Mic Anyone who ever told you defense wins championships, lied straight to your face. Hopefully, they didn’t also tell you that Santa Claus is still real. If so, grab a kleenex wipe your tears, and continue reading this. SWAG WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS! I’m not kidding either. Gone are the days when athletes are attending sp...

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Texas Tech Throwing Out The Big Bucks

Caleb Gilligan, July 22 2022

Tech Collective Offers $25K NIL Deal for Athletes Doing Community & Charity Work It’s been over a year since the NCAA announced its new policy on name, image, and likeness (NIL) for college athletes. The new rule allows athletes to earn money by using their NIL, which was forbidden before last year. Seeing how the U.S. Department of Education value...

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Changing Things Up: BioSteel Signs NHL

AJ Hewish, July 15 2022

BioSteel Takes Over Hockey For Gatorade Since 2006, the iconic sports performance drink Gatorade has dominated the NHL as their official sports drink sponsor. However, a new competitor entered the market in recent years: Mike Cammalleri’s BioSteel. Focusing on their all-natural ingredients, essential electrolytes, and zero sugar, more and more of t...

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Euro Soccer Stars Head to MLS

Caleb Gilligan, July 15 2022

MLS Clubs Secure Massive Signings Although the football transfer window only officially started two weeks ago, there has been plenty of movement in football’s top leagues. Erling Haaland secured his move to Premier League defending champions Manchester City, the former club of his father, Alfie Haaland. French wonderboy Aurelien Tchouameni made his...

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The NFL’s Showstopper Does It Again

Hiral Patel, July 15 2022

New Patrick Mahomes Commercial Shines With Creativity Most NFL fans are used to seeing Patrick Mahomes perform the impossible when he’s on the field. From his no-look passes, scrambles out of the pocket, and willing the Kansas City Chiefs to a Super Bowl, Mahomes has emerged as one of the biggest stars the NFL has ever seen. In the thick of the NFL...

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Making A Splash in the Off-Season

Hiral Patel, July 9 2022

NHL teams Copy NFL Counterparts in Creative Schedule Releases Teams are starting to get more and more creative on social media with their team’s announcements, a sight that sports fans from all over are loving. Events and moments that were often announced in a bland way have now taken on a new life. This past week, the NHL officially released its s...

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EPL Clubs Set to Vote on Voluntary Gambling Sponsor Ban

AJ Hewish, July 9 2022

Gambling Sponsor Ban Could Cost Clubs £40M per Season Now, if you’re a fan of the English Premier League, you’re likely aware of or involved in the betting for each match that arises over the 38-game game week each season. Fans bet on every possible thing to happen in a Premier League game, from a Ronaldo hattrick, what position Arsenal will finish...

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NHL Draft Surprises With Unpredictable Top Four Picks

Caleb Gilligan, July 9 2022

2022 NHL Draft Takes Stage With the 2022 NHL Draft officially wrapping up on Friday, over 200 prospects now have new hockey homes. For the first time since 1985, the host team selected first overall in the draft. This year, it was the Montreal Canadians who had the opportunity to select the eligible player of their choosing. Although Shane Wright w...

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